Ladies dancing? Makes me think disguise... Could it be, a line of windmills camouflaged... waiting?
Attack then Seanso... Attack! They cannot outwit us, especially not my Noble Wit that can see what nobody else can see. Ha! So obvious now that I realise it. The fools.
They do seem to be holding hands, except the rightmost one has been whirled out from the dancing line. Dancing trees, if not ladies. But windmills? That Don QuiScottie is truly mad. Trust me. I know.
Ashley, please do at least try to be a bit more serious. As if windmills would ever try to look like leaf skeletons. Ts, ts.
CherryPie, ah, now that's a diplomatic explanation. Your first guess was, of course, right. After all, it's 'die Windmühle' in German, and not der Windmühle.
I like this very much Sean
ReplyDeleteLadies dancing :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's one of those which do look better monochrome, Jams.
ReplyDeleteLadies, CherryPie? Please let me know your chain/line/train of thoughts.
Ladies dancing? Makes me think disguise... Could it be, a line of windmills camouflaged... waiting?
ReplyDeleteAttack then Seanso... Attack! They cannot outwit us, especially not my Noble Wit that can see what nobody else can see. Ha! So obvious now that I realise it. The fools.
They do seem to be holding hands, except the rightmost one has been whirled out from the dancing line. Dancing trees, if not ladies. But windmills? That Don QuiScottie is truly mad. Trust me. I know.
ReplyDeleteIt's so gracefully elegant. Just like a Waltz of Strauss...
ReplyDeleteSo delicate. They remind me of leaf skeletons.
ReplyDeleteThe trees look like they are dancing :-)
ReplyDeleteI said ladies, but it could of course it could be men ;-)
Don QuiScottie,
ReplyDeletespot on! No windmill will ever fool your eagle eye. Thus, put on the Helmet of Perthino.
Andrew,
so you're not able to see what Don QuiScottie can on first sight?
Claude,
gracefully elegant windmills, aren't they?
Ashley,
please do at least try to be a bit more serious. As if windmills would ever try to look like leaf skeletons. Ts, ts.
CherryPie,
ah, now that's a diplomatic explanation.
Your first guess was, of course, right. After all, it's 'die Windmühle' in German, and not der Windmühle.