


For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: music.
More musical photos can be found here.

For One Photo a Week: on the horizon. More “horizontal” photos can be found here.




For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Any kind geometric shape.
More geometric photos can be found here.




For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Colorful Monotones. More colourful photos can be found here.


Cedars were not really winter hardy in Germany (this might be changing, unfortunately for the overall climate), so large, old cedar trees are exceptional. The oldest and largest cedar in Germany is found in Weinheim, in the southwest. It was planted around 1720, has a width of 27 metres, a height of 23 metres and a trunk circumference of 5,20 metres. Over the years, it had a number of visits from tree doctors and so far, it is going strong even though it has suffered from the dry summer this year, as have other old trees in the area. For years, there was a toy rocket stuck in its upper branches, the loss of which pained me greatly.
Here it is on the left, with the tower of the castle (now the townhall) in the background:

For One Word Sunday: old. More old photos or photos of old things and possibly people can be found here.

An old bar, old stables, all with a new roof.
For A Photo a Week: new.
New photos can be found here.



At our town’s spring festival (still a long way off) children dress up as garden gnomes, flowers, gardeners to welcome spring.
For the very small children it is often too far to walk so they are pulled in a wagon.

Some find even that too tiring.
And for the grown-up bikes there is this – the sticker (probably the name of a motorcycle club) is a word pun: abwegig can mean “off the beaten track” but normally it is used to mean “absurd”
For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Bicycles – tricycles – motorcycles – wagons.
More two or tree or four wheelers can be found here.