Switzerland is famous for its cows with their “famous” (and noisy) bells.
But wandering around in our countryside locations, we can find some other weird forms of life!
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Swiss… creatures
Switzerland is famous for its cows with the always present bells.
However you might risk to meet also some little stranger… creatures if you are wandering around in the Swiss Cantons!
Black sky
Tonight…
Before the storm: Just one light on in the dark sky
The never-heard word
Some days ago, during a meeting, I heard something which would deserve the Nobel prize for literature or even for biology, being such a perfect fusion of two “similar” entities:
PURCHASEMENT.
A never-heard word which is for sure the best possible child of Ms Purchasing and Mr Procurement!
Singing in the rain
Today in Switzerland, Argovia, it was raining.
And it was a weird rain…
Sand!
If I had known, I would have tried to make a sand castle!
We stand with Ukraine
The attack of Russia against Ukraine does not stop and every day the war becomes dramatically harder.
In Switzerland a lot of spontaneous organisations are collecting aid material to help the people on the battlefield and the escaping refugees.
Today I saw these flags at the Renault/Dacia garage in my village. The now well known colours seemed to mix with the brilliant tones of the finished Carnival…
I think the colours are not a random coincidence: they clearly resemble the Ukrainian flag and the white probably is a cry for peace!
The last one
During my lunch break’s walk, I found the last apple of the plantation…
Forgotten or just… lucky?
The Korean mosquito
I was just reading about a new variety of mosquito, aedes koreicus, which can live at low temperatures, and which is now present in Europe, after arriving from Asia with the globalisation…
Yesterday one of these new insects was just resting outside of my window, enjoying the fresh clean air (5 degree C!) in the morning.
Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight!
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