Struggle against the Unknown by UteBigSmile
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I have to make myself a bit rare in the coming weeks, because we are looking for a new home, without stairs and garden, me and René just can't do it anymore (Asthma & Osteoartrithis) and because here in our beautiful 'Ländle' they are sooooo super animal-friendly, it will surely be hard to find something suitable for us and our two little rascals & I just don't feel like getting a new hip joint yet - Lol!
I thank you all for your friendship.

Comments (34)
Great Job !!!
Great scene with unique characters and setting! Hope you can find a pet friendly place that also will be more friendly to your personal needs. I have several pets and I certainly would have a horrible time finding a new place to live. Best of luck!
I was not easy at all, but we have been lucky to find very quick a new home for us and our 2 furkids!
Arthritis and stairs don't go too well together! Great image.
Another of your vital exciting battle images, with those great turbine engines in the wall, and great light on the women, and a fog in the upper and lower portions of your image. And smoke in the background, and a feeling that they're on a ship ready to go into battle. Really striking use of colors and lighting and sheen. And the central lady really commands her space. Brilliantly done once more, Ute.
Ute, I'm at 45 minutes in your gallery, and I must go to sleep now. (I may post something, or I may not...) But at least I got to comment on 9 or 10 of your fabulous images. I see them all, regardless, and you continue to have one of the most vital, exciting and creative galleries here. All the best on your move, and when you finish, I hope and you and rene and your fur-kids will be able to sit back and relax and fall in love with your new place. All the best to you all! Mark