There have been many entries about snow during the past three years, but interestingly no post titled “Snow”, so this will be it. Ah, snow. Though I haven’t seen the sun in what felt like two weeks, I enjoyed the light flurries that arrived this morning. It reminded me of home, somewhat. Then in the evening, the snow turned into a mixture of rain and ice, melting as soon as it hit ground and making the streets wet and mushy. Not very pleasant 😦
[Travel time] With some free time on my hands during this visit to Paris, I finally managed to go see the Statue of Liberty on the ÃŽle aux Cygnes (Island of Swans), at the perfect moment, too. And the sun will set for you, liberty, and for you too, Paris…
[Travel time] Budapest is called the “Pearl of the Danube” and not without a very good reason. The city is like a jewel under the setting sun, watching the days go by with the flow of the Danube. By the bank of the Danube sat the statue of Attila József, a Hungarian poet, who seemed to be enjoying his time as he drew inspiration from the passersby.
[Travel time] A very similar photo to the previous one, but this time, it’s the roofs of ÄŒeský Krumlov! I absolutely loved this little town to the south of Prague (more so than Prague, actually :O ), especially in the snow! They had their first snow of the winter as I arrived, and how romantic it was – even though I was travelling alone 🙂 Another fairy tale – is the Czech Republic filled with magic everywhere?
[Travel time] I don’t think I took many photos of this lion statue at Stalingrad tram station during the three years that I was in Bordeaux. Today was an unusually warm day with lots of sunshine, so I finally took some photos of the lion spitting out a ball of fire before having lunch with friends in open air.
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