This wheat field is a testing ground for researching eurythmy on the growth of plants.
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The aim is to investigate whether eurythmy can give wheat new properties that make it suitable as a remedy for rheumatic diseases…
The field is near DM/BW-055… The community of Schopfheim is full of radiation opponents. Please take an aluminum hat with you… for visitors…
73 Armin
This one made me chuckle - I wonder how many train drivers ran out of electrical power before they put the signs up? 
Okay - I have one to add. I live in Columbus, Ohio, but also part of a smaller unincorporated town known as Clintonville. Years ago, a blank ‘caution’ sign was installed on a residential road for no known reason. After some time it became obvious that due to some governmental quirk, that sign was going to be blank in perpetuity. So a local resident added a photo of a Kangaroo, and it became a ‘Caution, Kangaroo Crossing’ sign. It was up for years until the city took it down due to ‘safety concerns.’ Then came the community rallying back around the sign, petitions were signed, money raised, and it got put back up.
In many European countries, a similar “blank” yellow lozenge sign denotes that traffic on that road has priority over traffic entering from side roads. Those seeking to enter the first road must make way for traffic on that road. But the kangaroo is nice…
And is it? The view’s not bad.
Its a rough old road to get there, but it’s a nice summit in good weather.
Long ago, when you could buy chips (French fries) at the bottom of the Lion’s Mound on the Battlefield of Waterloo (Belgium):
“Access to the stairs is forbidden with chips”
I sometimes see their van here in Robin Hood’s Bay. I never thought to get a photo!
Its Spanish. My stepdaughter in Spain brings me the odd bottle over. Its good for a laugh, especially if you ask a guest’ , “Would you like a bit of Dyc?”.
I reckon it’s drivable
Good mountain biking road, you’re right
Perhaps it means the lake!
