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Palma is always worth a visit.
Well, Palma Bread is a dangerous place ...
the traditional Swedish cinnamon rolls just scream after you.
Such a jolly snack.
I finally had time to pop in to this FINNISH BAR in Palma.
Since ages Pia and Pepe are running this place.
Now, during the corona times they also provide the local Finns
with Finnish products like salmiakki, hapankorppu and other stuff.
I might have bought the mustard but they did not have it, yet.
Quite any locals go to tis bar, so this is an excellent tip!
FINNSIH SPOKEN HERE.
I kind of do remember this decoration from Finland.
Tuulikannel?
Tuulikannel on vanha kielisoitin, jonka suunnikkaanmuotoisen kaikupohjan päälle
on viritetty kieliä. Sitä kutsutaan joskus myös aioloksenharpuksi, koska Aiolos
on kreikkalaisessa mytologiassa tuulten haltija. Se ripustettiin paikkaan, jossa
ilmavirta sai kielet soimaan. Sitä on keskiajalla sanottu noituuden välikappaleeksi.
Finnisch für Anfänger:
TUULIKANNEL = Äolsharfe / Aeolian harp
TUULI = Wind / wind
KANNEL, KANTELE = Kastenzither /plucked string instrument
Wikipedia explains you more.
It is not even a "poronkusema" from the Finnish bar to this view.
Up in the hill there is Bellver Castle.
Yes, been there a couple of times but it is always great to look down
to the city of Palma.
Finnish für Anfänger:
PORONKUSEMA = Rentierstreckeohnepinkeln / Reindeerpeedistane
PORO = Rentier / Reindeer
KUSI = Pisse / piss
In der Rentierzucht ist „Poronkusema“ die Strecke, die ein Rentier laufen kann,
ohne anzuhalten, um zu urinieren. Dabei variiert die Strecke je nach Blase des
Rentiers zwischen fünf bis acht Kilometer.
Oh yes, the Cathedral.
Bellver.
There is quite an interesting historical exhibition in the castle.
Just have to keep in mind the opening hours,
on Sundays open only until 15 hrs.
Speaking of ...
in one of Palma's traditional coffee bar we made a p-break.
In the ladies' room there were three cabins.
One of them was okay, the middle one closed and
check the third cabin, hello, what happened there???
Let your imagination fly ...
This is also Palma, the charming old town.
It is really charming, with the old houses, narrow streets.
Keep your eyes open for everything!
My second self made wreath is the herbal one:
rosemary decorated by red chilies and white garlic.
