Remains of last Autumn

Many thanks for your kind comments Tanja. To me 'roude Madz' would mean perhaps railway lines, a reference to the pattern of small branches maybe.

Best wishes, Doug

ok, it's a little bit different...
Matz is Frankonian and Upper Palatinate dialect for an eloquent, but also a somewhat loose lady. "roud" is dialect and means red. A "roude Matz" might be a red haired lady, but in most cases it is used as an enhancemet for Matz. To cap it all off we call it a feiaroude Matz. "feia" is dialect for fire and it's again an emphasis - a feiaroude Matz means the most matzy Matz ever ;-)))

:)))))....and you are the best *Erklärbär* ever Bk!

Thanks for the explaining that Boarischa, I think I understand what you mean now.