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Ein "HFF Gruß" mit besonderer Note aus dem Neuen Rathaus zu Hannover!

The Dunes are So Close but Mostly Hidden! Even though this park is situated right next to a massive sand dune area which stretches for 40 miles, you'd never know it if you weren't aware of the surroundings. The soil is very sandy, true, and when it's open, there is a sandy ATV road which leads out to the dunes and the tracks leave heaps of sand in the road. But otherwise the forest and hills completely hide the dunes! Only when you get out to the lake and look off to the side do you see the dunes. It's the most peculiar thing and I was amazed at the dramatic change in scenery from sand to forest. Today's Picture Each morning I strolled through the vast campground (Oregon's 2nd largest with over 350 sites!) and in one part, there's a little trail leading along a nearly-dry stream and past a campsite. One day it was empty so I took a closer look. Next to a pine tree I found this beautiful group of Forget-Me-Nots! Because the lighting was so low, I decided to come back the next day with my macro lens and flash for a proper picture. It rained during the night and I was delighted to see the droplets on some of the petals! Today's Insets Inset #1: The first image shows a trail that leads along the dunes for a short stretch. Even though you only have to walk across the sand for five minutes or so, it's too much! I eventually altered my daily walk to avoid this section because I tired of the arduous, slippery sand and needing to sit down and shake the sand out of my shoes and socks! Inset #2: One of the trails takes hikers to a different lake situated a ways from the main campground and if one has the time, it leads to a deep and magical forest! It was a highlight every time I went! Inset #3 Blossoms were everywhere to be seen in the lovely explosion of Spring's flower show! High in the trees or next to the dirt, adorning bushes and dressing up patches of grass, I loved every floral sight I found! Inset #4: Of course there were mushrooms too! This one I found nestling in a vibrant patch of moss, and I had fun looking for them every day. Inset #5: Plenty of critters to find as well, I noticed this spider web shining in the light and was very happy to find its artist waiting for a meal to arrive! Thank You For the Visits! I hope all of you are doing well! It's a lovely, frosty day with bright sunshine and nary a cloud! Happy Sunday/Monday to you all! (I need to scan in some more doodles to share!) Explored on 1/9/22; highest placement #7.

Frank & Maik :)

SC143- Anything made with wooden pallets- benches, tables (Sorry, it has to be archives, I found many benches but no pallets around here) Pallet bench at Ilulissat harbour

HBM folks!

Das „Wrangelhaus“ am Jungfernstieg wurde 1913-1914 nach Plänen von Albert und Walter Lindhorst gebaut. Die Bezeichnung des Hauses prangt in den blanken messingnen Lettern, ziert die Fassade und kontrastiert herrlich zu den blitzeblanken Kacheln. Kupferfarbene Figuren schmücken die Simse aus. Auch hinter dem Eingangsportal sind geschnitzte Figuren in den Winkeln zu finden. Sie rahmen das Old School Schild mit den Namen der ansässigen Firmen ein und fungieren als echte Hingucker. Besonders beeindruckend in das Entree. Wie in den meisten Hamburger Kontorhäuser ist es auf seine Art prachtvoll und einzigartig: Warme Holztäfelung wechselt sich mit glänzenden Kacheln ab und üppige Stuck-Ornamente zieren die Decke. Eine monumentale Treppe windet sich in die Etagen, geschmückt von kunstvollen Drechsler-Arbeiten wie einem hölzernen Nachtwächter mit Schlüsselbund und Laterne am ersten Treppenabsatz. Die Fensterscheiben zum Hinterhof führen die Pracht weiter und verfügen über mittig platzierte Mosaike und blanke Messinggriffe. ("Offenblende")

youtu.be/1kT0ShC0w98?si=_mxEhHiSE4ajs6ft ....ein Karfreitag auf dem Land....es ist selten, dass zu Ostern der Raps blüht und deswegen wird´s heuer farbig....ich wünsch Euch ein schönes Osterwochenende :)