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Today we have a palindrome date,
you can read it both ways.
Finnisch für Anfänger:
PALINDROMI = Palindrom / palindrome
Wikipedia explains: It is derived from the Greek roots
palin(πάλιν; "again") and dromos (δρóμος; "way, direction");
however, the Greek language uses a different word,
i.e. καρκινικός, to refer to letter-by-letter reversible writing.
"Aivot avaavat ovia"
"Madam, I'm Adam"
"Erika feuert nur untreue Fakire"
"La malade pédala mal"
"Amo la pacífica paloma"
"Аргентина манит негра"
"Al kazık çak karaya kayarak kaç kızakla"
»Roma tibi subito motibus ibit amor"
わたしまけましたわ
What, you read it both directions? Yes!
Peacocks in the Botanicactus are confused.
This owl looks confused as well, as always,
but actually it is stuffed.
As well as this fellow, falcon in the local museum in Artá.
The archeological part of the exhibition is based on information
which is written in Mallorquin, the local language very
close to the Catalan language. A bit of a challenge.
At least the internet site of Artá also writes in English:
Arta’s Regional Museum is located close to the Town Hall, in Estel street.
The entity was founded by a group of local scholars with the aim to preserve
Arta’s heritage in 1927. During the 60s, the building hosting the museum was
purchased and restored by the Mallorcan bank Sa Nostra.
The museum is organized in two sections: one committed to Natural History and
the other to Archeology. The visitor will discover here local stuffed birds as
well as the extensive archeological heritage of the village. The museum boasts
a rich collection of prehistorical artefacts.
Feline bronze head.
Katzenkopf aus Bronze.
This museum is pretty small, so pop in, pay two Euros entrance fee
and stroll through the two sections.
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