
Carneval Corsos need protection, too.

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In Africa the hare (not the rabbit! PLEASE!!) is known as the trickster. He plays tricks on everybody, enemies, friends, family – he is an ecumenical abuser.

Seeing these two in the field, I couldn’t help but think they were plotting their next chicanery.

“Let’s pretend we’re drowning! – If somebody comes to rescue us we can jump them!!”

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Around May there is kind of madness that descends on Germans. They go bananas over white asparagus. They eat it with meat, with ham, with pancakes, on its own, usually with a sauce hollandaise or a bechamel sauce. They even paint their houses with it. Proper fanatics.
BTW: The writing properly translated means: Without asparagus, life is unimportant.

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Weinheim is known as the Zweiburgenstadt (the Two Castle Town) and the two castles, Wachenburg and Windeck, on the hills overlooking the town make a distinctive silhouette.
So distinctive in fact that it was made into a logo. And occasionally into a cookie.
FOWC with Fandango: Distinctive

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