Geneva’s finest
Posted on June 30, 2007
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Härlig färgsammansättning i bilden, tg-märket kontrasterar fint mot schweizerflaggan och (antar jag) kantonens lokala dito.
Nästan rätt. Flaggen tillhör “republique et canton de Genève”, vad nu det skall betyda. Man du har rätt, färgmatchning är min grej.
Åhh revolutionen kommer! Länge leve Tsaren!
Jag gillar verkligen vad jag ser! Fixa vänner och en loge nu i Genääääve.
Haha… det häringa med loger alltså…