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For The Daily Post: Story. For more visual stories, click here.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge has a nature cycle going on and this week it is leaves or trees.
More of these can be found here.

If you know Wagner and his Ring cycle, you know about Siegfried and the dragon. The Nibelungen are said to have had their palace in Worms, in the Upper Rhine Plain. So no wonder that images of dragons can be found in the town.

For Monday Murals. More murals and graffiti can be found here.
Another front garden find. I was drawn to this pole by the bright yellow fellow and only then discovered the other figures.
For Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge. More oddballs can be found here.

Today I have two collages to offer. Completely different in style, but as always: a lot of fund to put together.

The given colours were these:
More colour collages can be found on the Värikollaasit site.
The tenth week of Tourmaline’s colour challenge: Colour Your World.

Other people’s colour photographs are linked here.


For One Word Sunday: tasty. More tasty photos can be found here.

More sixers can be found at Six Word Saturday



Worms, a town on the Rhine between Mannheim and Mainz, can trace its origines back to the years B.C. and the citizens were challenged to incorporate old walls and buildings into the modern lay-out throughout the ages. The town walls we see today were built from the 12th century onwards on foundations dating back to walls of the Roman military garrissn that stood here in the first century A.D. The big gate to one of the bridges crossing the River Rhine is much newer, and the houses can be anything from a few decades to a few centuries old.
For Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge. More ways, paths, streets, etc. can be found here.
