THIS CHALK DRAWING

has a little history behind it.
I had a photo of me, taken by Piet Hein. Long time ago, and when he took it, I already had said, it is too dark here between the trees. I think it was in Florence, Italy, where we were climbing the hill above the town. A photo that one does not glue in an album. Somehow I had kept it and looking for inspiration for a chalk drawing, I turned it upside down and that was the start of a series of ten drawings.
For my contribution to the abstract thursday challenge I took pictures of them all. There were three that I liked and I let Piet Hein choose the one for my blip.
In the extras I show that disregarded picture of me, and also the upside down one. Just for fun.
How wonderful that youoregon1 continues this Abstract Thursday challenge.

The weather was nice today, and that's why we walked from the Eulenkrug to Fürstenberg, along the Weser, and back.

My haiku:

There is a reason
For everything we humans
Love to keep thinking

And the proverb:

Reason lies between the spur and the bridle.

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