I have been traveling rather a lot and to distant places, often by airplane, which is always kind of leaving me with a feeling of having cheated somehow, because you enter the plane in your home country and get off, just after a few hours (or some more), being in a whole different world.
Switching between places can be a great thing and of course we all dream of beaming technology be available, but when I think back which journey I made was my most memorable I undoubtedly must say it was one I made within Europe.
About twelve years ago I went from Aachen, Germany, to La Tourballe, a little town in France at the shore of the Atlantic Ocean, by bicycle.
It took us (then boyfriend and me) about 1000 km (621 miles), lots of baguettes, apples, Nutella, chocolate, salami, canned lentil soup and some spokes for my bike, a little tent and La Loire to guide us (had forgotten to take our maps) and after around ten days we had reached the ocean. Unforgettable. Never again the apples tasted more juicy, the sea looked more beautiful.
The owls that were part of the one in ten auction landed safely at their destination, as I lately got to know.
Great week to you all!
Ahhh, waiting for crafty news or more yarn? Well, I am procrastinating over a blouse for me, a skirt for Dagny, working on a new while waiting at the kindergarten crocheting project, something I am not yet sure of what it will exactly be as I am making it up as I go, admiring more new yarn that waits patiently to be transformed into socks (once I get the hang of it - I could make ordinary ribbed ones, top to toe but who does knit them nowadays? I feel like I have to evolve instead of relying on what I once learned) and another Hour Glass sweater. And I have have finished owls sitting on my desk for generous blog friends and someone who suggested an exchange of softies to me... and there is a tote waiting to be finished... And I LONG to get back to my hexagons and squares, and stars... deep breath.
I will now pick up my daughter and do some crocheting.
One step at a time.
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