Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
Sofia is full of fruit trees and shrubs. When I was a kid, people used to pick the fruit. I remember walking for kilometers to find plums that hadn’t already been picked by other kids. We ate them while they were still green.
Rose hips can be used to make jam, although this has fallen out of fashion over the years.
There’s no cat in this photo.
A single baby shoe on the sidewalk.
I’ve been the parent searching for the tiny shoe in the past. I think the best strategy when seeing a tiny shoe is to not touch it, it increases the chance that it’s found compared to if you put it on a visible place. I’ve managed to find the lost shoe several hours after it was lost but this one time a Good Samaritan put it on top of an anti-parking bollard – I had to walk back and forth to the store two or three times because I didn’t expect it to be there.
While wondering what to do, a mom showed up and found it.
I have this strange goal to take a photo of ducks in a row. They’ve been refusing to do that for me.
I saw maybe 20-ish young ducks grouped together, almost forming a row, but the combination of light, phone camera, and my photography skill level produced an image of Nessie.
The flowers are quickly losing the crown of the most photogenic things in the mountain.
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