A sculpture of Martin Buber, German Jewish religious philosopher, in Heppenheim where he lived for about 20 years before the second world war.
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Both these artists delivered a piece for the theme “luck” or “lucky”. Which speaks more to you? Ragtag Daily Prompt: Lucky
The last on the camera’s card: A holly blue – unfortunately the plant, probably a thoroughwort, is more in focus than the butterfly. The last on the phone card: A sculpture of Martin Buber, German Jewish religious philosopher, in Heppenheim where he lived for about … Continue reading Flower and sculpture

This rather large sculpture of Jürgen Goertz stands in front of the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis Hospital in Weinheim. Her earring is not the only impressive thing about her. But I’ve always been an earring woman. It’s the one piece of jewellery I never leave the house without it; in fact, I feel decidedly naked if I do forget it like once in a blue moon.

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Go to Bad Dürkheim. This fellow will oblige.
Artist: Walter Schembs / Title: Figure with folded arms
FOWC with Fandango: Disdainful

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FOWC with Fandango: Family