Posts Tagged: One Word Sunday
High
I found Italy good for images from heights…here we are looking down from the top of the Torre Guinigi in Lucca: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
High
I found Italy good for images from heights…here we are looking down from the top of the Torre Guinigi in Lucca: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
Curve
My favourite roads are curvy roads, and because I’ve shown my favourite road (the Stelvio pass) a number of times before, here’s one from the region of Maramures in Romania: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
Curve
My favourite roads are curvy roads, and because I’ve shown my favourite road (the Stelvio pass) a number of times before, here’s one from the region of Maramures in Romania: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
Straight
Well, like Debbie I have had to use an image of a fence for my ‘straight’ as I couldn’t immediately find anything else: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
Straight
Well, like Debbie I have had to use an image of a fence for my ‘straight’ as I couldn’t immediately find anything else: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
Fly
I wasn’t going to take images of a grotty insect called a fly (and can’t quickly lay my hands on an air balloon image) so here is a stork showing us how it can fly: Linked to One Word Sunday
Fly
I wasn’t going to take images of a grotty insect called a fly (and can’t quickly lay my hands on an air balloon image) so here is a stork showing us how it can fly: Linked to One Word Sunday
Concrete
My least favourite building material, I think of the Atlantic Wall fortifications, Brutalist architecture, the Maginot Line to name a few edifices…. Here we visit the massive Zeppelinfeld tribune (inspired by the Hellenic temple of Pergamon) on the Dutzendteich, Nuremberg…..a
Concrete
My least favourite building material, I think of the Atlantic Wall fortifications, Brutalist architecture, the Maginot Line to name a few edifices…. Here we visit the massive Zeppelinfeld tribune (inspired by the Hellenic temple of Pergamon) on the Dutzendteich, Nuremberg…..a
Glass
Some stained glass with a different history…these complex, dark panes were made with fragments of stained glass from the bombed out cathedrals of Northern France after the First World War. These windows are in the abbey at Fontfroide (near Narbonne
Glass
Some stained glass with a different history…these complex, dark panes were made with fragments of stained glass from the bombed out cathedrals of Northern France after the First World War. These windows are in the abbey at Fontfroide (near Narbonne
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