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- Tomasz Wysocki
- In June I revisited one of my favourite places in the world, Innsbruck, together with a couple of friends. We spent four days hiking, talking and enjoying the local food, beer and wine. I also visited Tyrolia in search for a book about bread baking and purchased "Brot" by Bernd Armbrust.
I have probably been baking bread on ten occasions in my life so far. During the last months I had a feeling that this is something that I maybe should learn a little bit better. Hence the book.
I really appreciate, as a novice, the German simpliness and love for bread that is conveyed by the author. I decided to go with each of the recepies in the book to discover the bread palet of Herr Armbrust. When I am done, I guess I will either use the recepies we liked the most again, or try to alter them in order to create new pieces according to our taste in flavour, structure, aroma and occasional wickedness.
This blog is an aswer to a request by two people, who had a suggestion that I describe my adventures and creations in the form of a blog: my wife Daria and my friend Albert.
So here it is :P
Currently: Koala in Sydney
Land visited in work (15):
- Australia: Sydney, Melbourne, Poowong, Katoomba, Ballina, Surfers Paradise, Brisbane, Townsville, Parramatta, Liverpool, Canberra, Jindabyne, Thredbo, Snowy Mountains, Magnetic Island
- Thailand: Bangkok
- UK: London
- Canada: Toronto
- USA: Minneapolis, New York, Chicago, Stockholm
- Andorra: Andorra la Vella
- France: Carcassonne, Toulouse, Lourdes
- Catalunya
- Spain: Valencia, Tarragona
- Italy: Bologna
- Poland: Warszawa, Szczecin
- Germany: Bremen, Berlin
- Netherlands: Amsterdam, Noordwijk aan Zee
- Sweden: Malmö, Lund, Helsingborg, Göteborg, Stockholm, Kristianstad
- Denmark: København, Lynby, Hillerød
Read on your own risk
Currently in: Sydney, AU
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6 comments:
Let me guess the location - Carcassonne?
Someone beat me to the first guess.
Thomasz, you must make it harder to guess. Obviously it is the same place as the previous posting. Probably just the other side of the wall.
How do I know, you wonder?
Judging from the light in the sky it is taken at the same time of day. The sky has not really changed at all. And the dirt seems to be quite similar.
Am I right again? If not I will buy you a cappucino in "Dronningens By" once you get home!
/Johan
Hi Thomasz,
Nice following your adventures.
Next time you challenge someone to guest the location of a picture you have change or rename the file.
Have fun
Riki
Hehe, I know Riki - I underestimated the readers :D Next time be sure you pick the first guess and the glory!!!!
Bogi - you are quick as a cheeta ! rrrrrrr :)
Johan - You are as close to the truth as possible, but the pictures were taken on different sides of the border!! you thus owe me the cappucino!!!!
As a citizen from Catalonia, north east of spain, I want to say that Tomasz is saying the truth. There is a lot of towers, castles and churches in this area and the the sky in that area it's also always blue and sunny!
And actually this is not the best picture of Carcasona (Carcassone), that i was catalan, because it seems a very small castle, and Carcasona it is a fucking amazing medieval age city-fortess!
Salut, i força al canut!
Pere is completely, absolutely and exclusively right!!!!
Força Barca!!!!!!!!
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