Evangelische Kirche 
Weißer Turm in Baden Soden 
Glockenturm in Augsburg 
Schloss Rennhof in Hüttenfeld 
Schlauchtrockenturm in Ritschweier 
Model of the Mouse Tower in Bingen
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: White
White Towers in Germany
Tag: Türme
Four crowns
Yesterday’s tower made me think of other towers I’ve taken pictures of.
Top left: Water tower of Ladenburg (interesting story: the town sold it 30 years ago for 1 DM to an investor, consequently blocked all of his ideas to develop and use the site, and has recently bought it back for 35,000 Euros and is now spending around 500,000 Euros to renovate the tower as it has become a hazard).
Top right: The Kronenhochhaus in Frankfurt-Westend.
Bottom left: Part of the medieval town wall fortifications of Michelstadt im Odenwald.
Bottom right: The Heiligenbergturm in Heidelberg,
My Square Perspective no. 18 is linked to The Life of B.
Never stop looking up
It’s a question of perspective: the stork looks down and I look up to him.
And it even looks down on tall towers, water towers, and
church spires, and
artisans’ trees.
Or real trees.
Looking up, it’s more than one bird,
yet the single one stands out
even as it settles down.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Point your camera upwards.
2 of 1 kind
Two crows
Two black-eyed susan blossoms
Two leaves left on a twig
Two towers in the historic part of Heidelberg
Two horns
Two handmade dolls, both of them called Pumuckl.
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Two of anything. Check out other people’s contributions.
All wrapped up
I took a considerable detour to photograph this 500-year-old tower only to be confronted with this:
It wasn’t the first time I had similar luck.
For Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge. More oddballs can be found here.
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