Sunday Selections

River, I and others participate in Sunday Selections. 

When the Berlin Wall came down, the East German guards were not keen to make the acquaintance of West Germans. Gosh, the guards look so handsome in their uniforms compared to the rabble from the west.  

I don't know why this has ended up in Sunday Selections but it is the beautiful Adelaide River War Cemetery, where we visited in about 2002.

Where was this? European language? The crows put in a cigarette butt they have collected from the street paving and receive a treat from the machine.

It looks like artwork based on a Sydney tram. 

Idiot tourist drove and got stuck on our Elwood Beach. His explanation was painful to listen to.

Take a seat upon this artwork.

A building entrance somewhere. Rather nice.

A wee Mini crash, down below. The other car involved was parked a little way away. 

 

I try to be happy. Smaller print says, 'by Morf'. 

Looking down from my balcony, all windows are closed.

Looking up from my balcony, all windows are closed.

One metre from my balcony, there is the open window, in the middle of winter, letting freezing air inside, and if their heating is on, what a waste. 

Maybe it was the Father's Day car gathering in St Kilda. To my disappointment, such cars were not in general use in New York City when we visited. 

Phyllis used to attend the lovely St Francis church in town, but found one he prefers just north of Flagstaff Gardens. I hope it is not my lack of religious belief, I say nothing to him, but it seems he has now ceased to attend church. 

For Canadian Jackie, who asked about this iconic Clifton Hill building housing a McDonalds. I am enjoying reading about her and her husband's Asian travels.