These are the different twinned towns of our hometown and the distance from here to there. There are three French towns because when the several villages joined the town in 1974 two brought their twinned villages/town with them.
Cavaillon (France), Anet (France), Varces Allières et Risset (France), Imola (Italy), Ramat Gan (Israel), and Eisleben (formerly GDR).
In Darmstadt, quite a number of cars drive around with “DART” on the licence plate. Older houses often carry their darts or arrows on the roof. This one seems to be the house of a carpenter. An arrow pointing the way to the next cake … Continue reading Darts and Arrows
Yesterday’s red fishes beg for today’s theme. Once a week I follow someone else’s lead, i,e, I follow somebody else’s trail usually marked by chalk. What do you do if you come across a u-turn as in photo 1? Of course: you turn.If happen to … Continue reading Red Herrings
Traditional signposts in the woods around here. Sometimes so traditional (aka: old) that they are overgrown and cannot fulfill their proper function. But if you look for them they will send you on the right way. Less traditional, the sign post at a the tennis … Continue reading Find Your Way
Anything tickles your fancy? I can tell you what is NOT on my agenda, not today anyway: FOWC with Fandango: Agenda
and the where will be decided almost automatically.
Start with the Why is a book by Simon Sinek.
Weekly Prompts Weekend Choices: Why?
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It’s very important to know EXACTLY how far it is to the next pub. It’s 3.6 kilometres to Rippenweier, 2.4 kilometres to Rittenweier, 1.4 kilometres to Ritschweier. Decisions, decisions.
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Macro Monday
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