We have made a cruise in the Baltic. We visted Kiel, Stockholm, Talinn, St. Petersburg, Helsinki, Riga, Klaipeda and Danzig.
Beautifull!
Especially St. Petersburg was impressive, not the least thanks to our friends who live there and showed us the special places.
Thanks Irina and Sergej.
Click on the picture below to go the fotogallery.
We hebben met onze vrienden Jaap en Rina een mooie trip gemaakt naar onze wijnboer Huque Clavien in Wallis.
Daarna zijn we verder getrokken naar het zusterdorp van Urtenen-Schönbühl, Binn.
Zoals je kan zien aan de fotos hebben we het genoten.
Toch moeten we zeggen dat, na een check op de weegschaal, het een hele „zware“ trip was.
hier gaat het naar de fotos.
When I read the news, I am worried.
It looks more and more people and country leaders are becoming egoistic, and only think about themselves and mostly about the good of their country but only their country.
Point is, we are all together on this one planet.
Everything we do has an influence on others. and only together we can make this planet a better world.
We are not able yet, and will not be in the near future, to go out into space to search for another, better, habitat as we did in the 15th century by traveling over the oceans.
You can find in the internet an initiative that I like very much: "The Good Country" ( https://goodcountry.org ).
The following is a slightly modified quote from Simon Anholt from "The Good Country".
>> We should more think of ourselves as members of the human race first, and citizens of their own nation second;
people who’d like governments to focus a lot more on collaborating and a little less on competing;
people who don’t mistrust or dislike other people just because they come from a different background;
people who see a great future for humanity if only humanity could learn to work as one. <<
When you agree with me please support the ideas behind "The Good Country".
Klicking on the image below will bring you to an introduction of the "The good country"
Via this link you will go to a TED speech from Simon Anholt.