RED Attention In case of an approaching thunderstorm immediately leave the open-air ground and take cover in a building protected by a lightning conductor.
GREEN Zeus comes from the Greek mythology. We always want to risk it. Rain, thunder, hail and lightning. We do not fear the cold weather. (NB: The words kind of rhyme. There are spelling and grammar mistakes in the German text; I found it in a scouting location in Switzerland.) The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Lightning.
This is Josh Strauss, a South African born rugby forward who became elligible to play for Scotland only a month prior to the Rugby World Cup 2015 in England and Scotland. The photos were taken at the RWC match Scotland vs South Africa in Newcastle.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Forward.
There I was in the middle of the forest with no map, no reception for the map on the phone, and no sense of direction – until I chanced upon an old style signpost. Hurrah! — Hurrah? What a muddle!
An old sign for a coffee bar in Neustadt an der Weinstraße might not be all that appealing – yet in our current times the idea of sitting in a coffee shop or a bar or a restaurant with other people, friends or even strangers, has become very appealing indeed. Let’s hope that such a simple pleasure is soon again possible.
But the name of the place lets me wonder … while “Schluckebier” is a normal, if not very common, name in German it can be rendered as “beer for quaffing”. How appealing is that?
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Appealing.
Being only 1.56 metres tall small I would love to have longer legs. Having done some spring lock down cleaning these past days it would have been great reaching the upper cupboards without a ladder.
The Rag Tag Daily Prompt: Long Shadows.
With these photos I’ve maxed out the sharpen tools in the photo editor.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sharpened.
Once upon a time, we would go somewhere on a Sunday afternoon and meet other people …
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