space!
I came upon this crowded bloom of a wild carrot this morning. The insects seem to have no consideration whatsoever of distancing rules!
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Post: Space.
Tag: #Ragtag Daily Prompt
Turrets with bobbles
I just couldn’t bring myself to show a photo of somebody with a warm bobble cap while I am sitting in my room slowly melting at summer temperatures here.
This is a detail of the roof of Biebrich Palace in Wiesbaden on the banks of the river Main in Germany. A roof with two bobble caps, one for each ear.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Bobble.
Sometimes they fall to earth
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Stars.
Listen: silent
I never realised that listen and silent are anagrams. And doesn’t this quiet river bend just beg one to be silent and listen?
All the more remarkable because this is in the middle of Frankfurt, a city with three quarters of a million inhabitants, in a part called Bonames. The name goes back to Roman times, probably meaning that there was a bona mansio, a good wayside inn when a Roman highroad led past the area. Not far from this idyllic stretch of the river Nidda was the old Frankfurt airport which was used until 1992 as a helicopter airport by the US American army.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Quiet.
Toying around
We don’t seem to understand what umbrellas are really for … and added fun fact: to protect translates into German as beschirmen = to put somebody under an umbrella.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Umbrella.
The fringe fringe
If we had a proper mainstream theatre in town, this would have probably been part of a fringe production. As is is, we don’t and the amateur summer offerings are all we’ve got. And this is the fringe on top of one of the costumes.
Linked to the Rag Tag Photo Challenge: Fringe.
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