Street gold

Obviously then all these alsatian villages are worth gold for the region.
Late yesterday afternoon in Riquewihr, it could even be seen with the naked eye.

Could be chipmunk pranks

The big tree in the middle of the big square in french Strasbourg is lit.
For the rest of the year it must be the landmark for atmosphere and life.
Observed for a brief moment, the impressive tree brilliantly flashed.
Not fast so it got blurry but leisurely.
Maybe the naughty Chip’n Dale, the two anthropomorphic chipmunk brothers
– famous and infamous (according to Donald Duck) from Walt Disney.

Maybe they enjoy themselves under the surface of the tree this year.?

Every year approach

Preparations for the next one and a half month’s mood are in full swing.
Not only in Kaysersberg, but many many other places.
Nature is the major supplier – adding lots of human creativity.
There will be dried, polished, stained, painted, cut, pasted and sweated.
The results will soon be seen and fill up the surroundings inside and outside.

History paradise for “geeks”

La Gloire, a statue in the heart of french Reims. .

Place Royale.

The city of Reims, full of atmosphere and cellars full of champagne.

An evening in the theater

Anfield Liverpool, one night in the theater.
Three down after the first part in Spain the week before,
four up in the return battle at home last night.
Now the european soccer final awaits.

You’ll never walk alone

Anfield, a bronze sculpture of Liverpool Football Club founder John Houlding.

As usual inspired by “Restlessjo” and her “Monday walk” themes.

Sir Kenny, former player, manager and now club ambassador.

Bill Shankly, famous LFC coach during the 60s at start of the 70s.

Flowery language

Kaysersberg, a thriving town.