Linked to Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Cameras or Photographers.
Knowing where to stand
Tag: selective colouring
I sit this one out
What a lovely place to sit in the garden (until the cherries ripen and they start dropping down and leaving stains).
You don’t have to sit on a bench, you know.
And some benches I don’t want to sit on (btw that’s a bench on an autobahn rest area, i.e. the large garbage can is necessary, I guess).
And last not least a dedicated bench for pensioners who need a rest during shopping.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Benches.
The b&w wheels go round and round
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Wheels.
A triangular relationship
Our local tram connects the cities Mannheim and Heidelberg and our town (definitely not a city) in an almost perfect triangle. It’s been going since before the first world war.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Public transport.
Dates
The water level marked on an old house from a flooding in 1875.
A mural created by a school class in 2015.
A keystone with the year 1743 marked out.
The (most likely) dates of birth and death of Johannes Bückler, better known as Schinderhannes, painted on a house in the area where he used to live as an outlaw and robber. There are many legends (and five movies) about the man, making him into a more modern German version of Robin Hood which are in all probability not true.
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Anything with numbers on it. More numbered photos can be found here.
The best seat in the house?
Rather rickety, don’t you think?
Filigree- yes, comfortable – maybe, mad – definitely.
Pseudo antique, old-fashioned elegance.
A lonely, lovely bench in the woods.
Not lonely, not really lovely.
The best choice: A sit down with Mr Samuel Longhorn Clemens, next to the Ilmenau in Lüneburg, Germany.
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: any kind of seating.
If you want to take a seat with others – here they are.
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