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trees or no trees?
Trees! I love trees! Trees are beautiful, trees are patient, trees are sublime. What better spot is there for an afternoon nap than under a tree, watching the leafy canopy and the sunbeams and listening to the light swooshing of … Continue reading
Insignificant joys – or how I went out to look at stars (guest article by Karsten)
Here at last! Yesterday I was finally able to venture out on a journey, which the best wife in the world had allowed me to participate in several months ago. Ever since I was eager for said journey to arrive, … Continue reading
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Tagged AGUZ, Andromeda, Astronomie, astronomy, Meade Bressier, Orion nebula, Rigi, telescope, Teleskop
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thunder, family walks and conservation volunteers….or simply being outside
After the latest really culinary weekend I thought I’ll write about something more active and calorie-burning (I was about to write “healthy” but then I thought about it and was happy to find out that my mind is actually convinced … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Miscellaneous, Scotland
Tagged Conservation Volunteers, National Trust for Scotland, outdoors, Scotland, Thistle Camps, walk
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permanent sunshine
Days and days of rain? HA! No reason to despair! Because we now got permanent sunshine in our flat! It’s a wedding present by one of my best friends which she made herself (its wood partly covered with leaf gold). … Continue reading
the goat farm in our lives
A few days ago, we caught up with some friends on some news. We had a nice evening, chatted about this and that, until I asked about the wife’s job. She mentioned she’ll only do the job for a certain … Continue reading
tilting windmills
I don’t know why but some of my German genes start kicking in again…Inborn desires regarding tidiness and order are piping up. They are normally a bit suppressed in the Swiss environment due to overstimulation (see here), but somehow the … Continue reading
don’t enter that conveyor belt!
Our evening conversation two days ago: S – You fell down the wall….two damage points F – Whaaat? I thought that’s only one point! S – Nooo…I explained it before! Falling down the wall causes two damage points… K – … Continue reading
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seven days, seven pictures
Another week has passed and it somehow felt like late autumn. Hot chocolate, rice pudding and warm jackets, as you can see on the pictures – I am joining Carola from Frische Brise with her weekly photo review:
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garden greetings
Have a great start into the new week everyone!
Posted in Garden, Miscellaneous
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applied world heritage knowledge…
Every now and then, I get a little bit melancholic. For various reasons. Yesterday, I got melancholic because of the end of the 38th Session of the World Heritage Committee in Qatar. 26 new World Heritage Sites were inscribed during … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, World Heritage in bricks
Tagged Prehistoric Pile Dwellings, World Heritage
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