No parking!

What was a parking in front of the Temple Neuf a few days ago, is being transformed into a meeting area, with grassy hills, benches... Part of the city council's effort to bring nature in town.
 

A "Marvel"-lous Monday Mural

By Jaek El Diablo, very inspired by hip-hop culture. More Monday Murals to be seen here.
 

Shopping mall???

Nope, just a German train station.
 

An Italian weekend reflection

Sigh... Wish I was having an espresso or a pizza in beloved Italia...

Anyway, click here for more weekend reflections.
 

Weekend in black and white

Well, I am not a churchgoer. Except to admire the art and architecture. And to take photos, bien sur! This was yesterday, in the Freiburg cathedral, southern Germany. The young girls were part of a French school trip. France is just a few kilometers away, and so is Switzerland.

 Wanna see more nice b&w? Click here, dudes and dudettes!

 

Fun at the Bächle

Daytrip to Freiburg im Breisgau, in the German Black Forest, 2 hours away. The Bächle , south-german word for a small brook or river, runs through the old town since 1220 AD, and is apparently  a font for infinite fun for youngsters.
 

CDP monthly theme day: the road

Parking on the road.

More road photos and posts right... here
 

Berlin

On cold December day, a few years ago.
 

Abbattiamo le frontiere

Let's break down borders. I totally agree with this mural in Genova, Italy, as I consider myself as a world citizen. 

More Monday Murals right... here.
 

Place du Marché Gayot

A good place for lunch or brunch in the sun, just behind the cathedral.
 

A weekend reflection

Have a nice weekend! And do not forget to click HERE to see more weekend reflections!
 

Luzzu

A luzzu is a traditional maltese fishing boat. They always have eyes. This might refer to the eye of Horus in ancient Egypt.

Many more b&w photos here.
 

Wisteria

Or glycine, in French. 
 

Fun with bubbles

Where they celebrating something, or someone? Or just having fun? We shall never know.
 

Market day

A day at the flea market.
 

Le pote aux roses

Wordplay... To discover the pot of roses (pot aux roses), means accidently finding out the truth, in French. Pot, same word in French and English. But pote means friend, chum, mate. Therefore, he his the friend with roses. Voila.

More Monday Murals here.
 

A well hidden place

A courtyard near the cathedral
 

Leaving Gozo

More weekend reflections here.

 

Weekend cats in black and white

2 zen masters waiting to be fed..

More b&w for the weekend here.
 

Matryoshka

One of the very few Russian restaurants in town. Notice the Ukrainian flag...

In French, the name Putin is spelled Poutine. Poutine is the also the name of a yummy French-Canadian dish . Guess what? Some restaurants serving it got hate mails... And many Russian restaurants as well.