This tiny sparrow has shown up early for the "Universiade," an international sport competition organized by the International University Sports Federation (FISU) under the sponsorship of the International Olympic Committee. This competition brings together student sportsmen and sportswomen. In 2009, this international sports festival will be held in Belgrade from July 1st to the 12th. Since the sparrow is already the symbol of Belgrade, our little friend will be the Universiade's mascot! Why such a little bird? Simply because the sparrow is capable of flying higher and further than much bigger birds, and like the sparrow, little Serbia hopes to fly higher and farther than its competitors!Friday, April 11, 2008
Waiting for the games to begin
This tiny sparrow has shown up early for the "Universiade," an international sport competition organized by the International University Sports Federation (FISU) under the sponsorship of the International Olympic Committee. This competition brings together student sportsmen and sportswomen. In 2009, this international sports festival will be held in Belgrade from July 1st to the 12th. Since the sparrow is already the symbol of Belgrade, our little friend will be the Universiade's mascot! Why such a little bird? Simply because the sparrow is capable of flying higher and further than much bigger birds, and like the sparrow, little Serbia hopes to fly higher and farther than its competitors!
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IRIŠKI TELEVISION TOWER
The Iriški television tower stands on a forest area called Fruška Gora near Novi Sad. Yesterday my son's family and I went on a short ...
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Good luck to Serbia. Those chairs are really nice too. I like them.
Wow! What a fun shot with the sparrow as a bonus! I also like the dof and the minimal color! Thanks for expressing that you want to join the Spying...I thought no one was interested...
You got great fotos!!! But I like them better bigger! =D Have a nice week!
Hi, Mirage! Thanks for your comment. Just click on the photos and they'll be bigger. I'm new at this...can I redo my formatting on the blog and post bigger photos without messing something up? Sorry if that's a dumb question, but I'm not a techie...
I like the abstract design you found in these chairs. Complicated yet very minimalistic at the same time.
Bibi, Sweet photo! Good luck to Serbia.
I call this "table worship" when all the chairs bow to the table (to keep water from collecting on the seats or let people know seating is closed). It looks like some ancient ritual practiced in every city.
-Kim
Seattle Daily Photo
I cannot decide what I like more, your photos or your comments! Thanks for both and keep on.
Branka
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