A Bavarian Monday Mural

Seen in Bavaria last Wednesday. More Monday Murals right... here
 

Francisco

He seemed very happy to see me!
 

A weekend reflection: Prelle

 

Photo from this week's short trip to Bavaria, Germany. Can you see the kind of metal cage hanging over the river? It is called a Prelle, a bounce, aka baker's cage. It was used for water penalties. The penalty was mainly applied to bakers. The weight of bread was prescribed by the authorities. If a baker was caught cheating, he was put into the cage, and dipped several times in the river.

More weekend reflections here.

Wochenende in schwarz und weiss

Meaning: weekend in black and white, in German. Why? Because I took this photo in the small town of Eichstätt in Bavaria, half way between Munich and Nuremberg, 2 days ago. I used to live and work there, 30 years ago. One of the 2 Frenchies in town... This is the huge Residenzplatz, siege of the local prince-bishops. Yep, it is an extremely catholic place! And very lively, over 5000 of the 13.000 or so inhabitants are students at the catholic university.

Anyway, wanna see more b&w? Easy-peasy, just click here.
 

A stroll...

...along the Ill river.
 

A Monday Mural

Wakey wakey, it's lunch time! 

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Queuing

 

At the end of October, we still have... June weather, above 20 degrees C every single day. Tourists enjoying their stay.

Одраз за викенд, a weekend reflection

 Looking for a toilet and a coffee... A small shopping mall in Belgrade, Serbia. More weekend reflections here.

Shisha

Ala hookah, aka water pipe. Very popular here. I tried it a few times in the Middle East (damn peer pressure but nothing illegal): not my thing.

More b&w for you right here.
 

Magnets

I always travel light. The only souvenirs/presents I buy for friends and family are fridge magnets. This is in Belgrade, Serbia. 2 of the local "heroes", an antivaxer and a psychopath. Frankly quite shocked,  I decided to buy my magnets somewhere else. Nicer ones. I say no to assholes.
 

Watching people float by

With almost summerly temperatures, tourists are flocking into town, full shiploads. And when they're off of their river cruise ships, what do they do??? Let's take another boat!
 

I can see you!

Eyes wide open in Strasbourg.
 

Game over

I'm not a gamer, but this is fun. Anywho, more Monday murals here.
 

Way too early!!!

Hard to believe, but some Christmas decorations are already up! Come on people, next year, will you start with it in June or July???
 

A weekend reflection

Nice weather last Sunday. More weekend reflections here, ,as usual.
 

Ville et campagne

Meaning: town and countryside. An antique looking antique shop in the town center.

More b&w for your weekend here.

Details

The cathedral is 1007 years old.
 

Albert

 

Albert Schweitzer, the most famous, the most revered Alsatian, a Peace Nobel prize winner. Winter is coming, so someone gave him a hat. Thanks for him!

Light in the darkness

St Peter the Young church, in the city center.
 

Ernesto "Che" Ganesha

Old street art from my years in Barcelona. Stange mixture, Che Guevara and the god Ganesha...

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