ce spectacle m'a toujours ému
je suis de retour!
i don't speak french actually, but i decided i need to learn it again. i feel so awkward when talking in german or not understanding what they're telling. i understand quite a lot of words, but i don't manage to understand a sentence or how to build my own words. french grammatic is almost as difficult as german one.
well. i don't want to babble around too much, so i'm letting pictures speak again. made quite a lot, but wasn't really in love with them. still don't like them enough.
but okay, on it goes!
it was rainy the first day.
the city hall plaza in ramonchamp
i didn't edit this photo at ALL. i loved that tree.
the city hall of ramonchamp
rain drops
canal walls
rocks
we went through a canal for 4 hours straight and were filled with foods and drinks all the time... BUT i tried créme bruleé the first time and found it tasty! i'd like to eat it right now.
it wasn't such bad weather as it shows here. it was actually pretty warm and nice, only sometimes there were raind clouds at the sky.
stone wall
this was a lordship house
hidden church
i got that translated by french translator called abel and it's so nice. it's translated something as: i could never understand the gift of the women, changing their eyes into deep fountains, and this spectacle always touched me.
i'm a bad interpretor ;O;
reflexions on the ship :P
festival hall
windswept pine
where the fairies live.
small cave where they hope to find copper.
in the forest
copper slope
one of the 'stille volk' - the quiet people
vive la france, vive l'allemagne.
church window.
the church of ramonchamp - i love this one.
some aquaintances
cloud reflexions
dad playing napoléon :D
setting the stone of partnership between schloßvippach and ramonchamp
love these houses
small statue of liberty im mulhouse (?)
bye-bye france.
hope to see some of the youngster of ramonchamp in schloßvippach next year. maybe i've managed to learn french quite a bit... dudu...
it was nice, sometimes quite melancholic, but okay :P i love france and the vosges.
i don't speak french actually, but i decided i need to learn it again. i feel so awkward when talking in german or not understanding what they're telling. i understand quite a lot of words, but i don't manage to understand a sentence or how to build my own words. french grammatic is almost as difficult as german one.
well. i don't want to babble around too much, so i'm letting pictures speak again. made quite a lot, but wasn't really in love with them. still don't like them enough.
but okay, on it goes!
it was rainy the first day.
the city hall plaza in ramonchamp
i didn't edit this photo at ALL. i loved that tree.
the city hall of ramonchamp
rain drops
canal walls
rocks
we went through a canal for 4 hours straight and were filled with foods and drinks all the time... BUT i tried créme bruleé the first time and found it tasty! i'd like to eat it right now.
it wasn't such bad weather as it shows here. it was actually pretty warm and nice, only sometimes there were raind clouds at the sky.
stone wall
this was a lordship house
hidden church
i got that translated by french translator called abel and it's so nice. it's translated something as: i could never understand the gift of the women, changing their eyes into deep fountains, and this spectacle always touched me.
i'm a bad interpretor ;O;
reflexions on the ship :P
festival hall
windswept pine
where the fairies live.
small cave where they hope to find copper.
in the forest
copper slope
one of the 'stille volk' - the quiet people
vive la france, vive l'allemagne.
church window.
the church of ramonchamp - i love this one.
some aquaintances
cloud reflexions
dad playing napoléon :D
setting the stone of partnership between schloßvippach and ramonchamp
love these houses
small statue of liberty im mulhouse (?)
bye-bye france.
hope to see some of the youngster of ramonchamp in schloßvippach next year. maybe i've managed to learn french quite a bit... dudu...
it was nice, sometimes quite melancholic, but okay :P i love france and the vosges.