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i found an app that was able to translate this sign. turns out it's a radiohead song used as a hidden message from the fine folks at BART.
complete craziness.
When I looked out of my balcony window the other day, I found this "new species" of bird in the tree (Bart? ;-) )
Said he wanted to "make friends" with the finches...
Good luck!
Nikon D300
Sigma 120-400mm APO OS
This rendition of Bart was carved from an 8" square cake. It is very humid here, and I had a lot of trouble with the fondant...
Coming back to San Francisco at about 10pm. Their expressions all say "What is that crazy guy doing?"
The train is headed to either Warm Springs or Dublin/Pleasanton. February 5, 201© 2018 Peter Ehrlich
One of many islands in the Caribbean Sea, St. Bart’s stands out with its blend of French chic and island relaxation. With beautiful secluded beaches, fine French cuisine, and gracious hotels, this tropical playground is popular with the Jet Set. The 8-mile-long (13-kilometer-long) island is edged by 20 beaches and small coves for swimmers and sunbathers, with sparkling water and white sand.
Un caleidoscopio di bizzarrie con i fumetti weird fantasy di Davide Bart Salvemini e le multiformi produzioni elettroniche del giapponese 食品まつり a.k.a. foodman.
Foto di Nicola Fasolato
Carlos Diaz’s Zapatango
CD-release Tan Sensible
@ Arenbergschouwburg
Antwerp
Belgium
Carlos Diaz - guitar & cajon
Bart van Caenegem - piano
Gwenael Micault - bandoneon
Ingeborg Cneut - violin
Piet Verbist – bass
Photo © Eddy Westveer
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The Bartók family:
Józsi Bartók, Karoly Petermann (my grandpa / Rozsa's husband), István Bartók, Paly Bartók, Hans Schneider (Maria's husband), Hedy Bartók, Erzsébet Bartok (Józsi Bartók's wife), Rozsa Petermann-Bartók (my grandma) with her son / my uncle Karl in her arms. Down to her feet her children: Irén (my mother), Józsi and Rozsi. Between my grandma and Beby-Tanti: Zsuzsa + István Bartók (great-grandparents), Beby Bartók with her temporary adoptiv son Géza in her arms, Maria Schneider-Bartók
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Bartók csallád
v.li n.re:
1.Reihe:
Józsi Bartók
Karóly (Karcsi) Miklós Petermann / Rozsa Bartók's Ehegatte/mein Otatta
István Bartók jr. (Pista-Bácsi)
Pál Bartók / v. älteren Bruder, Józsi z. Armee geschickt, in Ungarn (?) verschollen
Hans Schneider / Maria Bartók's (Maris-Tanti) Ehegatte
Hédy Bartók (Kato-Tanti), geboren: 31.07.1922
Erzsébet Bartók (Erzsi-Tanti) / Józsi Bartók's Ehegattin
Rozsa Petermann sr. (geborene Bartók) / meine Omamma, geb.09.04.1911, gest.:Juni 2000, im Schoß: Karl Petermann (Pippi-Onkel), geb. 05.05.1936 / Bruder v. meiner Mutter, Irene
Bartók Zsuzsanna (geborene Molnár) / meine Urgroßmutter
István Bartók sr. / mein Urgroßvater
Beby Bartók (Beby-Tanti), geb. 25.01.1914, gest. 1987. Im Schoß Adoptivkind Géza aus Fatschet.
Emil Schneider, Sohn von Maris-Tanti und Hans-Onkel
Maria Schneider (geborene Bartók, Maris-Tanti)
Irén-Erzsébet-Ilonka) Petermann, geb. 06.04.1933 / meine Mutter
József Petermann (Jozsi-Onkel), geb. 19.06.1929
Rozsa Petermann jr., geb. 06.01.1931, gest. August 1998
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Reihenfolge Bartok's:
Józsi sr., Maris, Rozsi, Beby, Pista, Paly, Kato
Geschwister von meiner Mutter:
Józsi jr., Rozsi jr., Irén, Pippi