No, for once not COVID related. This is a photo from 2016. I had planned an outing to these castle grounds and ended up in front of the gate reading “closed” – very frustrating. I’ve never found out why the park wasn’t open. I’ve been back since and could go in.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Frustration.
A painted pebble carrying a message of solidarity. Who knew even a year ago that staying home would be a sign of caring today?
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Stay.
You have to pass a lot of trees but the castle and the view is worth it.
Linked to the the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Woodsy.
I’ve used this image before but it seemed so perfect to illustrate “illusion” that I thought I add something extra and reversed it.
It was part of a night light show in a park and it was a one-dimensional exhibit. But wouldn’t you just love to step right in and walk around that corner?
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Illusion.
When these:
are made into these:
you realise why in Germans also call pigs “bristle animals“.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Bristle.
A sad clown? Or just a tired clown after clowning all day in the streets during carnival times?
A sad clown? Or a clown who makes people sad? (and angry)
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Clown.
When he approached, Gertie tried to ignore Samson as he had the reputation of being a rogue. But he was friendly and gentle, almost timid. Then he started to talk, paid her compliments and best of all, he made her laugh: “That’s no bull at all, no bull at all…”
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Bully.
I know it’s not quite charcoal but the mind sometimes goes where it will.
When coal and oil was still delivered to households:
Well, it still is depending on your heating system. But when I was little we got coal. The truck would drive up and dump a huge pile of coal in front of the house and then one had to shovel it in the coal cellar through these kinds of flap windows:
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Charcoal.
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