It’s still raining. I am on the train to Carinthia and here is an image of this morning.

It’s funny what you look at when you desperately need an image. This speck of concrete in the asphalt of the sidewalk caught my attention. Somehow it looked like a wild animal, most likely a gorilla, angrily crying.

The Song of the Day is “Born To Be Wild”, but not the Steppenwolf version from Easy Rider, no, a version from Romanian brass band Fanfare Ciocarlia‘s 2007 album “Queens and Kings”. If you don’t know them, you’ve missed something, and if you possibly can, try to see them live as well. I have and it was incredible. Hear it on YouTube.

7 Responses to “1155 – Born To Be Wild”

  1. Joe Jarosak says:

    The first impression I had was it was a fossil imbedded in some strange sediment. Interesting how two individuals can “see” the same thing but come away with two completely different meanings.

  2. Juha Haataja says:

    For me this was a footprint. I thought about the stars’ footprints on Hollywood Boulevard and that this one could be called a “partial everymans footprint”. I wonder where that thought came from.

  3. Esther Emma says:

    bright colored textures
    in a eye catching composition
    the red spots make the image for me :-)

    chewing-gum to me :-)
    (yech, got it on my beloved shoes ;-) )

  4. [...] On the other hand, in a way this image is also an image of today, because only today I remembered that I had taken it at all. It was still on the camera, because at the time that I took it, I had already decided to make yesterday’s “1155 – Born To Be Wild“. [...]

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