The path of the elves in the Pusteria Valley.
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Photos of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-Bozen-Bulsan, South Tyrol / Italy.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
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11 comments:
Just for little people?
Did you meet any elves? :)
I've seen only one (that one on the sign), but I'm sure there were many more... :)
That's the thing about elves Karl, they can only be seen by the light of the full moon... at certain times of the year, so a sighting is very rare:)
If the Elf paths are known, then you have a higher probability of seeing them, but they are known to be very tricky, so take care.
What a beautiful path for these wee elves to walk! Watch for them because they like to land on your shoulder and lick your ear!
How fun!
Colourful in more than one way!
how cute and those flowers are beautiful! love the colors!
That is sweet, Karl!
Let us hope there were many more. Better elves than trolls.
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