These people were quite high up on the crane on our estate. Apparently they were members of the staff of one of our technical colleges and were discovering how it would be to work so far from the ground.
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One word Sunday: Curve
Our parking house has plenty of curves. You just have to hope you can park the car before reaching the bottom.
One Word Sunday: CurveOne Word Sunday: Straight
One Word Sunday: Fly
One Word Sunday: Rain
What more if there to say. When it rains everything gets very wet. Even the reeds let their heads hang.
One Word Sunday: RainOne Word Sunday: Open
One Word Sunday: Closed
We have been living through a time when everything was closed. Stores, hairdressers, and above all restaurants. In the meanwhile life has had to adapt, people have been perhaps vaccinnated and the authorities are trying to get the whole pandemic situation under control. They closed this restaurant on the banks of our River Aare last Summer. It is one of the favourites of the population of our town. There are usually chairs and tables outside and a meeting place for all in the good weather. It was an idea by a few people in our town and they organised it. In the meanwhile it is again open, naturally with the seating positioned at a safe distance. Its closure was regretted by many, it almost became a status symbol of our freedom during the pandemic.
One Word Sunday: Closed One Word Sunday: ClosedOne Word Sunday: Exhibit
Last year our town was transformed into an exhibition and various strange objects began to appear. Suddenly this gate like construction arrived showing a view of the town.
One Word Sunday: ExhibitOne Word Sunday: Reverse
It can be quite complicated reversing in the narrow streets of our old town. It was not built for trucks, but more for horses and carriages.
One Word Sunday: ReverseOne Word Sunday: Mobile
It was a demonstration of Break Dance in town. When a crowd gathers you will always find a mobile telephone somewhere. I saw two on this photo, not counting the third which I was holding in my hand.
One Word Sunday: Mobile