It’s my birthday today which is nothing very special because it’s an annual event ;) But this year I got a rather cool present I have to share with you!

It’s something called a ‘Nano Quadcopter’ which is a kind of flying vehicle – a little bit like a helicopter – but with four propellers pointing up to the sky. The masters are able to fulfill unbelievable maneuvers by this engines.

The special thing here is that the ‘Nanao Quadcopter’ I got is just 50×50 mm in size. No joke! I’ve added a One-Euro coin to the picture to give you a feeling of the relations.  It’s charged by USB-cable and provides a flight duration of some minutes. It’s operated by a radio-control – also nano-sized – and provides spectacular lighting by two blue and two red LED’s mounted at the end of the four arms holding the little engines which are driving the propellers.

The copter is not easy to control but after some ‘flight-hours’ I managed to become a rather respectable pilot ;)  It’s so much fun – really – you should try it by yourself!

So wish you all a nice day and a ‘good flight’, Andrews >:o)

‘Series | Vegetables, Fruits & Flowers’ – And today I bring you a somewhat psychodelic picture of a coneflower. This year they started blooming over the last days which is rather late :|

Ciao! Andrew >:o)

‘Series | Vegetables, Fruits & Flowers’ – This time I show you our famous ‘Red Kuri Squash’. We’re very proud of our little pumpkin because it’s the first time that we could get it to this stage. Just some days and we can pick him!

Regards, Andrew >:o)

No time for ‘photo-walking’ just harvesting, so all I have for you these days are pictures from our garden showing ‘Vegetables, Fruits & Flowers’. Maybe I should start a ‘Series | Harvesting’ project ;) This time our self-made ‘Green Tomatoes’!

Enjoy, Andrew >:o)

Maybe some of my readers are curious about why I’m a little bit late these times with my postings. My apologise but you have to know that a lot of garden-work has to be done at the moment. It’s harvesting time – the best time of the year! Now it turns out if we did it well by the rest of the year. If so our plant-friends reward us with bountiful crop.

This year we got a lot of apricots so we had to preserve them to apricot jam. A small part of the result you can see in todays posting. What you don’t get is the perfect smell and the unbelievable taste of our homemade marmalade ;)

Regards and happy weekend to you all!
See ya, Andrew >:o)

This time the last impression from my Wurtelprater @ Night series. Hope you enjoyed it ;)

Ciao! Andrew >:o)

The lit-up sign reads “Monster Canyon & Hell” –  kind of ‘tunnel of horror’ with scary lighting.

Regards, Andrew >:o)