There was no escaping all the primary colours on this island; from the houses to the road ‘furniture’ to fishing smacks to the Danish and Bornholm flags. Here a few examples :
That’s my Bornholm! Love the shot of the road with “Rotkäppchensteine” (Little Red Riding Hood stones), but forgot where you found the teapots. Did you know they have Rotkäppchensteine in Poland as well? They’re national colours are also red and white.
Thank you, again, QB. I thought I would let you tell us about the Red Riding Hood stones so I left out the picture descriptions. The teapots were in the charming tea shop in Rønne where you bought the last of a special tea and we went back to have cuppa. My other interior photos of the shop/tearoom were too dark.
That’s my Bornholm! Love the shot of the road with “Rotkäppchensteine” (Little Red Riding Hood stones), but forgot where you found the teapots. Did you know they have Rotkäppchensteine in Poland as well? They’re national colours are also red and white.
Thank you, again, QB. I thought I would let you tell us about the Red Riding Hood stones so I left out the picture descriptions. The teapots were in the charming tea shop in Rønne where you bought the last of a special tea and we went back to have cuppa. My other interior photos of the shop/tearoom were too dark.
Sorry, I meant “their” national colours.
It makes a change from many people’s slips – there for their.
Tres jolie!
Oui. Merci beaucoup 😉 x