Musings on life and times
There are two ‘boxes’ for letters in our neighbourhood. The letters on the outside of one define its obvious use, even for those whose first language is not English. The letters on the outside of the other, if indeed they are letters, convey nothing of its purpose.
Other entries to this week’s challenge, issued by Cheri Lucas Rowlands, will be found here.
This week, the challenge issued by Sara Rosso is entitled “On top”. “It can be a feeling, a perspective, or a physical location”.
My mind immediately flew to this work of art near the Salzburg Cathedral. We were unable to ascertain the story, so we let our imagination run wild.
There is no doubt about the position of Marksburg Castle, towering above the Rhine near Koblenz.
I always feel on top of the world when I can enjoy a view like this: Hong Kong from Victoria Peak.
According to my dictionary, a monument can be a statue. While browsing my photos from Dresden, I came across this fellow near Lingnerschloss, one of three palaces overlooking the river Elbe . I have no idea who he is, but he has a great view over the city.
Many more entries in this challenge can be found here at The Daily Post.