Can anyone tell me what this sign says? (Shot in Budapest, 2006)

It's not every day you get to meet a shepherd. Well, this wasn't an average day. This shot was taken on our beloved Camino walk through northern Spain. This man was kind enough to pose for a photo. I did not get the consent of the sheep, however. (Canon PowerShot SD110)

2006 on our winter swing through Central Europe in Krakow Poland. I like this photo because of the lonely-looking guy on the train surrounded by foggy windows. One of those lucky, split second shots. (Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT; 1/60@f/4; ISO 1600)

East Side Gallery of the Berlin wall, December 2006. 20 years ago today the wall fell with great fanfare. This is the longest stretch of the wall still standing in Berlin. Where the wall was removed, a cobblestone path remains. (Canon EOS Digital Rebel; 1/40@f/8; ISO 400)

From the article:  Lessons From the Berlin Wall …”I was not impressed by its largeness, but by its smallness. I had climbed fences larger than that as a young boy. Sure, it’s not something you could simply skip over, but with a small ladder or a tall assistant, you’re on your way. What made the Wall so impenetrable for Berliners wanting to cross was the guards willing to shoot them (or their family members), and the government willing to back up, and even commission, the guards. Why? Because of an arbitrary line drawn on a map years before. When the Wall went up, the only difference between an East and West Berliner was their address….” read more.

I'm not even sure what fruits these are (anyone?). Maybe figs and lime? Anyway, to me, this photo is all about contrast. Strong colors on each side. Also, I imagine their tastes as sweet vs sour. I took this photo in Split, Croatia, in 2006. (Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT; 1/500@f/4.5; ISO 400)

A few years ago, Robin and I took a trip to Poland. One of my favorite things about Europe is the beautiful cobblestone that lines many of the streets and walkways. This cobblestone path lies in what used to be a Jewish neighborhood of Warsaw. Sadly, the neighborhood was destroyed and burned during the war.

This shot is slightly out of focus, I know, but I keep coming back to it for some reason. Maybe it's the green glow. Maybe it's the location (Bratislava, Slovakia). Not sure, but I like it.

Berlin metro station. 2007. Things are happier there with yellow trains, and yellow walls. (Canon Digital Rebel; 1/80@f/5; ISO 1600)