I have been surrounded by machines over the past weeks, so what could be better than to take some photos. This crane was parked in my back yard for a morning.
And these are the pylons belonging to our local mountain railway cars where the cables are all hooked up.
And I saw this little hedgehog in the local store, just asking for a photo.
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I love hedgehogs. I had a family of them from Germany when I was a child. I think they were made by Steiff. http://image0-rubylane.s3.amazonaws.com/shops/steiffgal/VMMRK1294.1L.jpg
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Steiff is a very well known name, also in Switzerland. There was once a German film about Margarete Steiff and how she founded the company with the famous Steiff button in the ear of the toys. She was a very interesting lady.
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Sweet hedgehog
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🙂
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Love the hedgehog. He is so cute!
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That was what I also thought.
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Love the cable car wire photo x
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This railway was only completed a few years ago and is quite modern.
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A lot of people locally have been keeping hedgehogs as pets — which I think is a bad idea. Wild things do not do well in captivity. I like your version MUCH better!
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A friend of mine, a farmer’s wife, had all sorts of sidelines. She bred guinea pigs, had more than a hundred of them, as well as tortoises. She then saw that the mini hedgehogs were becoming popular and so she had a few of them. They were breeding and having babies which were very sweet. Living on a farm she had plenty of room for them, and they seemed to be doing well.
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Your middle photo is my favorite. 😀
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The cable railways are really interesting for photos. The problem is that you often get the reflection from the window in the car as they don’t let you sit outside 🙂
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