I'm still in the US until next weekend, so this is a repost from 2013....a Serbian bike and its owner....
The writing on the wall reads "Taš" (Tash), the familiar word for Tašmajdan Park downtown.
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My grandmother used to make these around Thanksgiving and now so have I. Great as a tart side, in salads, or in a leftover turkey sandwic...
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au debut j'avais pense a un homme faisant sa priere
Haiku et image font un.
Nice haiku done. :)
I like this shot. Somewhat coincidentally, this morning as I was walking over the Brooklyn Bridge I met my favorite yoga teacher, who was biking across it.
is that the waiting bike pose?
prendre un vélo pour aller faire du yoga dans la rue ! étrange non?
Tash --- that's me. :)
Neat capture.
Bibi, this has a comment by Tash. Are you aware she passed early in May?
An interesting list on when I Google "TAW Belgrade" however I don't think I found an explanation from Google ... may not want to know.
I love this...wonderfully peaceful!
Just like there are many bicycle riders in Belgrade, there are many different religions too, so this post really gives that important depth to Belgrade and its tolerance and multiculturalism, which foreign tourists have to have in mind, when they weigh their decision whether to come or not to come in Belgrade. Thanks from DCH, we're waiting with open arms for those who decide to visit Belgrade.
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