It's always so funny to realize that a lot of the places where your country is famous for, you literally have never been to. When people are travelling, that is when you visit them. But when they are relatively closeby, that is when you skip them, because would would you go to a place where all the tourists hang out.

For some people this might be daily business. Wild running in the wild and you just randomly walking by and just being wondered about everything that is just there.Sure when you live on the countryside this could be your backyard setting on the daily. But for me here this was something special.

Just I was climbing a bit in the ranks of the modern league and getting to know the modern league cards a bit more, stuff changed again.And as it should be, new cards are there to use them and I love the fact that @splinterlands is putting next season in play that these cards can be used in the wild league without buying the wild pass.

These are the iconic pin balls coming from the centre of the city of Eindhoven in the Netherlands. I guess most cities have something that they are known for and this is surely the thing that Eindhoven is recognizable for.

My allotment is not all that big. Also like on the contrary of what all of those internetguru will say, it is also not really well planned. Sure I don't have the stuff that doesn't like each other next to each other and I have some flowers growing over there, but in the beginning of the season these flowers are not here as yet

I don't know how the situation is in your country, but here in the Netherlands everything around energy (electricity) is a damn hot topic and always up for a discussion since the rules seem to change every second of it.One of the recent things that is subject to change is about the rates of solar panels. Over the last couple of years it was always possible to get solar panels (which have always been heavily and heavily subsidized) an with the capacity that was produced more, you were able to 'use' it in another moment of the year.