I have searched for Judy’s Numbers Game yesterday and didn’t find it, And I saw, that even last week’s numbers game wasn’t called out. No idea what happened, but I am so used to find pictures with a special number in the file name that I just continue with the #136 and the number „752“.
During my business stay in Chennai / India, this lady was sleeping all the time, when I entered the lobby 😉
(2013 Chennai/India)
Take me to the moon…
During my visit in 2014 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, I could see the replica of the LRV (Lunar Roving Vehicle)
This is a brick relief on the former Post Office No. 36 in Berlin (2015)
A seagull on the coast of Iceland, photographed in 2017
At the start of World War I, the machine guns on aircraft were not yet synchronized with the propeller blades, so it happened from time to time that the gunner would shoot up the propeller, forcing the plane to make an emergency landing or causing it to crash. It wasn’t until later in the war that synchronized machine guns were introduced.
This photo was taken in 2017 at the air show at the Fricktal-Schupfart airfield in Switzerland.
This photo, taken at the Bahnpark in Brugg, Switzerland, shows the switches for the air heaters in the locomotive shed. (2023)
„The Heart & Hand“ in Brighton, England (2023)
We’re sticking with these cheerful, fresh colors. This is what it looks like around here when the rapeseed is in bloom. (May 2024)
Every year, the Fantasy Festival takes place in Aach, in southern Germany. And the „Rotten Raptors,“ a quirky after-apocalyptic troupe, are always there – not only with their crazy costumes, but also with vehicles like this „Interceptor“ from the „Rotten Patrol“ (2024).
The last photo in this series is relatively new. Last weekend, the „Rockabilly Days“ took place in Asperg (Germany). Classic cars, lots of crazy rockabilly and rock ’n‘ roll types, and of course great concerts, like the one by the „Pinstripes“ featuring an amazing harmonica player. (August 2025)
Thanks for all your interesting photos and explanations. I am intrigued by the brick sculpture growing out of the wall. I’ve never seen anything like it!!
I am happy to participate. This gives me motivation to look into my archive, finding pictures I couldn’t remember that I have taken them. 😉
Regarding the brick sculpture: This was also the only time I faced such an artwork.