The railway station’s clock: A number plaque

In Monaco, everything smells amazing: the trees outdoors and perfumes indoors

A number plaque: Spooky typography: Poster against war

A little tower: Blossoms: A passage to the sea

Paris has some beautiful plaques

Paris was much cleaner than I foredeemed, both on the week before the Olympics in July, and in early September as well

I have my doubts about Telegram’s privacy, and thus prefer using SimpleX instead

The train I was in had to take a detour because of a fatal accident further down the line

Outside the Ferrari museum: A park: A logo

Now that the elections are over, Eurocrats’ hands are no longer tied by accountability. They will be trying to pass chatcontrol legislation on Thursday June 20th

The innards of a traffic light button: “Life doesn’t last all life. Life lasts while you’re young”

Less than a month after changing trains at Mestre, I unexpectedly got to see the real deal: Venice proper

First of all, the euphoric smell is still there. I didn’t find it as common as in 2020 and before, but it does come from the Tube and it also came from a bus

A colorful onion: Wayfinding: “Shoes”

Mountains: Designs with souls: A stage

A heart: The barber: Number plaques

Poggio and Bussana Vecchia are Sanremo’s outlying hamlets

Ukraine mobilised reserves. Russia mobilised reserves

The seafront in Nervi: The benches have movable backrests. I haven’t seen this anywhere other than Genoa...

Tomorrow, European Parliament members will vote on whether they want to turn the EU into a centralised superstate