I’m probably too early – but here goes:
The last on the mobile phone SD card: Henry watching himself in the mirror (and dominating a king size bed).
The last on the camera’s SD-card: Sunset over Wiesbaden’s industry.
I’m probably too early – but here goes:
The last on the mobile phone SD card: Henry watching himself in the mirror (and dominating a king size bed).
The last on the camera’s SD-card: Sunset over Wiesbaden’s industry.

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Sunday’s colour collage for Aino’s Värikollaasit based on these colours
A sunset to complement Becky’s sunrise with which she started off Febodduary, or rather: a month of odd squares in February. Not a pink and orange blaze of the sun going down over the Rhine Valley but a a lowered sun muted and dark through dust blown all the way from North Africa. A Sahara sandstorm in Germany which although it seems to spell doom is actually the reason why our area has such fertile soil.