My posts for the Blogging from A to Z in April Challenge 2016, here on Sue’s Trifles each consist of one line of a rhyme. I am also aiming to provide an illustration.
Forest trees
F is for forest – there are lots of trees about.
Sue’s Words and Pictures is also a participant in A to Z in April.
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Forests are great places to walk through and get lost in.
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I love fern. I am always feeling like beeing back in time, when the Marchairodentonaires lived… Thanks for introducing fern. Even as the word is close to the German word “Farn” I’d never have thought it would ace the same…
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Marchairodentonaires is a wonderful word. Is it a sort of dinosaur? Sue
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No, later. Do you know the first film Ice Age series? The tiger there with the big teath ist one of them (I didn’t find the English word for “Säbelzahntiger”). I ment time of the Mammuths in the Stone Age.
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Sabre-toothed tiger (A sabre is a sword, so I guess Säbel is too!) And mammoths. Thanks for explaining, I’m not into films. Sue
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Oh, yes, that’s true. I should try word to word translation more often instead of looking things up 😉
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Yes, and those look like winter trees. Spring is coming, so those trees will have leaves soon!
Stephanie
http://stephie5741.blogspot.com
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