Yes, I was very happy to see all this blogging-activity going on at full speed. Thanks! :-)
Also, I was constructing posts in my head all the time, so let's hope some of them will find their way to the keyboard.
Till then, here is a picture to cheer you up (if you solve the riddle, your prize is a free laugh)
And because there is more to Poland then loads of W's, here is one of my favourite moments at 2000 meters above sea-level (and I have hidden two mountaineers on the picture to make it more exciting):
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I can't see where the riddle is, but it is definitely strange to have Douanier Rousseau-like drawings starring le Petit Prince... Now, I must say I am impressed by the great landscape you show us. So you know guys that she only made a one-day trip from the plains to the mountain, walked up th emountain, toook that photograp, got down, took the bus back to town, all in one single day?
This lynx s amazing. (And I like her photos)
I received the free laugh, thank you :)
Now, that was a real Eastern-european daytip: 5 and a half hours on the bus (for 214 kms altogether!) and six hours on the mountain...
Hey, tarelle, have you read the show's name and author, or you are just joking? (knowing you, I can very well imagine that :-) )
i, you are welcome!
I know, I love Poland, one of my best days were spent there, in Lodz, which is a very ugly, abandoned industrial city. It is lovely somehow.
I celebrated my birthday there,,,28? 27? can't calculate it now), and life was near perfect ( and I was alone of course).
Polish have good cheeses, good beer (na Zdravja!)BTW, have you tried the hot beer there?
Ok. I was dumb enough to tell myself: "Ah-ah ! What a strange spelling for Candide ou l'optimiste !!!... But it is very strange that they should associate it with a certain wAlter.... What the hell do the Britons have to do with it?"
I was completely unable to read an "o" in W"o"lter. I suppose it is a kind of bloquage...
Well, now the big laugh is received here too. Not very fresh any more, but received indeed.
Sorry, I am too much of an idealist.
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