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Currently discussing this with my Bulgarian partner, apparently this is a normal breakfast in tomato Europe, either with or without feta cheese. I'm from potato Europe and have never heard of this madness!

Another train post, quite interesting to see direct connections

The other post made me remember this website that I found interesting, specially for those needing to cut costs ;)

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Maps link: https://www.google.com/maps/@46.6941496,7.0059217,1142a,35y,122.05h,75.14t/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu

Have to get dress shoes, found some that seem decent, what is the consensus on them?

https://www.clarks.com/en-gr/mens/collections/smart-shoes/m_smart_eu-c

I've had some Clark's in the past, but never for dress shoes.

Same post as last month: https://lemm.ee/post/31353574

Hello everyone,

I noticed I have been the only mod here, which is usually bad practice. Anyone wanting to join me?

The community is quite laid back, so usually not a lot of work to do. Modlog is public so power tripping is usually quite obvious.

It’s better if you are a regular commenter here, but that’s about it. I would also prefer Europeans, as it's the topic of the community.

See you in the comments

Source: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/infrastructure/tentec/tentec-portal/site/en/maps.html

As posted on !football@lemmy.world, feel free to join us here: https://www.superbru.com/euros_predictor/pool.php?p=12802071

No need to put all the prediction now, you can do the matches as they happen

https://romanialibera.ro/social/societate/peste-150-000-de-oameni-in-trei-zile-la-west-side-flower-fest-cel-mai-mare-festival-al-florilor-din-romania-in-cifre/

About Lecce: https://blog.italotreno.it/en/travel-ideas/what-to-see-in-lecce/

Pray for me

Around 1200 AD Bologna was one of the 10 biggest cities of Europe thanks to the old famous university and had around 100 towers as a demonstration/challenge of status between most important families (just like today in Manhattan, see American companies or men like Trump, Rockefeller..) and as defense purposes because of the civil war between Guelph (oversimplifying: papal) and Ghibelline (oversimplifying: imperial) families, which often resulted in murders. Also attack purposes sometimes: hit a passerby in the street from above with arrows or boiling oil and take refuge inside. A civil war in a small city is no joke.

Today around 30 towers remaning, not a bad result in around 800 years.. some of them you can still climb. Some others were demolished, others felt in centuries (oh yeah, some killing people). In the second pic you can see the most famous 2:

Asinelli Tower is our pride: built in 1120 AD, 100 meters (320 ft), today still the highest medieval tower existing of the world (as an example, the first time a US skyscraper exceeded 100 meters - 320 ft was only in 1890 AD, 770 years later), was probably the highest tower of the world of its time. Garisenda Tower, the smaller tower of the two, less famous but more leaning than Pisa Tower and much older (1110 AD vs 1373 AD, so older than Gengis Khan for example) & in peril of fallin' down but under restoration. That pic doesn't do it justice:

Asking because I feel like sometimes if you check in as soon as possible they give you crappy seats, but if you wait for a bit the crappy seats are taken by other people so you get better ones.

No serious evidence, so asking here for other experiences