Froggy Leap

This Little guy and a bunch of his mates were hopping around on dry ground in grain fields. They looked a little out of place but seemed perfectly happy.

Setting sun

 

 

We have been taking more walks again, lately. It has been nice to be out and see the surrounding area. Sunsets are nicely late, at the moment, and so we get to enjoy sunset somewhere in the fields.

I took this panorama with my cell phone so it does not stand up to dslr quality I prefer to post, but it is pretty decent, I think.

The Shed

windswept corn

Summer time

Even though I am - unfortunately - lacking the time to be out a lot, I enjoy summer. This image of wind swept corn at sunset I took a week ago on an evening hike.

Harvest time

When your garden strawberries look so good, picking your breakfast becomes litteral.

unicorn cow

I have never before seen a unicorn cow.

I know it was just an advertisement for a burger place - but the cow was cute and the burgers were good.

Aachen, June 2016

Aachen

A day in Aachen - and I just could not get the tower to stand straight, I admit it.

Reflection of gates

The gates looked like a beautiful reflection in the window. The photo reveals the effect of the double glass.

Grimma market square

 Grimma's market square.

The Rolling Ram

Found in Grimma, Saxonia: The Rolling Ram!

Grimma

The backside of the city hall in Grimma, Saxonia.

Leaning gable

the leaning gable is traditional. It never fails to amaze me.

A duck house in Glücksstadt.

Just muscles

Just muscles - A charolet bull that I drove by for weeks, lately. I know the owner, too. So, one day, I stopped to take his photo. He was not interested in getting up or posing. So this is the oly pose I got him in.

Almost time for harvest

This Image is also taken out of Season. It is from last fall, close before the harvest.

Landscape with an industrial touch

In the far you see a powe plant blowing up steam from the cooling towers.
The landscape in the front would not make you expect this power plant. But the steam Clouds almost every day make it very noticable.

Upside down

A horse, clearly enjoying a sunny day in fall.

The opposite view

Look at yesterday's image. Now walk a few steps and then turn around. This is what you will be seeing now.
Mont St. Michel.

The view down the path

The views on Mont St. Michel are overly historic, seen through European eyes. I had the feeling, when talking to other tourists there, that Americans and Asians had an entirely different feel about it.

St. Michel

This is the spine all the way ontop of Mont St. Michel's hightest part of the abbey.