Weekend in black and white

Upside down reflection. Or downside up?
More b&w here

Unknown

An unknown statue in St Pierre le Jeune church

Silbermann organ, again

The same organ I posted yesterday, from further afar, with added visitors.

Johann Andreas Silbermann

The Silbermann organ, St Peter the Young church. Built in 1780, it is one of the best french organs, often used for recording JS Bach's organ works.

Pneumohumanoiden

East Side Gallery, Berlin wall, small part of a mural by Jens-Helge Dahmen in 1990.
More Monday Murals here

A weekend reflection

More weekend reflections here

CDP theme day: streetscape

A view of one of the other places where I feel at home...
More streetscapes here

Weekend in black and white. AKA post 1200

New Market Square, near the cathedral. Most houses here go back 5 or 600 years.
More b&w here.

A garden

The lock keeper's tower

Aka tour de l'éclusier, aka Heinrichsturm, aka tour Henri. One of five 13th century (AD 1230 to 1250) towers protecting Strasbourg. 4 towers remaining, the 5th burned down in 1869. A little more about them here.

Hang on there, little dudes!

A Monday Mural

Some passage way in Strasbourg.
More Monday Murals at Sami's.

Cold feet?

As I'm getting older, cold feet becomes a common occurrence. Specially when seeing the birdies... Wonder if they too have cold feet?
Anyway, we have a big swan colony on the canals and rivers in Strasbourg.

A weekend reflection

More weekend reflections here, as usual. Wishing you all a sunny weekend!

Holidays, anybody?

It's freezing cold here, day temperatures negative, despite of the sun. Traveling back in time and in space, Bassano del Grappa, northern Italy, June 2018, home of the grappa. Or to the early 80 es, in my case... Had a girlfriend there.
More b&w here

Knock on wood

Security

Everyday sight here for the last few years

Tomate

We have hundreds, maybe thousands, of sausages in France. I haven't tried this one... Maybe a sausage for vegetarians, who knows

Cathedral area

TNS

TNS, aka Théatre National de Strasbourg. A very lively place! The program, in french only for now. And some history here, in 6 languages.