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November may be grey, but you shouldn’t miss the golden October…
By the way, all photos are now available as 10 megapixel originals on flickr.
Part 2 will be shown tomorrow. 
Early autumn
I got a few photos from last Sunday that I’d like to show you – maybe just the right thing for a dull and grey public holiday like today:
And at the end the newly renovated “new historic” Pfaffenhofen town hall – in the colors of its beginning, not the white from in between – in a wide-angle view from below:
A radio-controlled clock is wrong…
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Apart from the fact that in (not only) my opinion we could do without these clock changes – then, though, without the one in autumn, I prefer it when it gets dark later –:
If a radio-controlled clock is programmed so stupidly that it checks for the correct time only once per day at 00:00 (12:00 am) (even though this makes the programming process easier since that’s the situation after inserting new batteries) and thus is wrong almost the entire Sunday, this, I think, really doesn’t indicate a thoroughly working and sufficiently thinking manufacturer.
At least temperature and pressure-based forecast seemed to be correct… But, well, it was only TCM, the private brand of discounter Tchibo.
Spring!
March 1 – meteorological beginning of spring…
The birds chirp and tweet…
Trees and flowers start to sprout…
A gentle breeze is in the air…
Then I woke up.
The storm blows, thunder and lightning, sleet patterig against the windows, and after it calmed down a little, it’s “only” snowing.
I should go back to bed and continue to dream.
Clock changes are unpopular / Advent’s Advent
The result of my last poll here in the sidebar on the right about the clock changes for daylight saving time: a vast majority of 83% (of 24 participants) want to do away with the changes and keep summer time, so that it’s longer bright in the evening. In detail:
The next poll is already ready: Do you have an Advent wreath (or will you have one starting first Advent)?