November 2014
Context is this: my second year in Czechia, I entered cuneiform studies, studying for master's. Been taking photos for a year, writing blogs. Life is good.
So good that I decide to visit the town Lysa nad Labem, where Bedrich Hrozny was born, a Czech dude who realized he deciphered an Indo-European language with cuneiform script
The result of these decisions was this trip, during which I, confident in myself, decided to take photos in manual mode. So this shit turned out, which I was still ashamed to post on the blog back then. Eight years later the shame passed
Who didn't understand the part about cuneiform: these scribbles are Hittite language, i.e. very theoretically, one of the first recorded Indo-European languages, i.e. even we can understand a bit.
All this I studied
All this is located in a museum in a forgotten Czech hole near Prague
And the town is like a town
Little houses-castles
Fences
Little stairs
Park
Acorns
ACORN DRAGON???
Turns out the park belongs to a nursing home
Me, proud that I flawlessly mastered manual mode on the camera
In places normal
The town doesn't differ from all the rest
SUDDENLY car exhibition
That day I perfectly understood how much I don't give a shit about cars
Engines
Tuning
And other shit for rednecks
Cars are for losers
Car exhibitions are for losers
And a Niva at the end
