Berlin
A sticker featuring a cartoon pigeon wearing a hat, with the word "RESPEKT!" prominently displayed. The text below is in German and translates roughly to: "I'm your little feathered buddy, your grain picker from the Spree River. You and I here - quite peacefully, Berlin City-life, olé!"

RESPEKT! Ick bin dein kleener Federkumpel, dein Körnerpicker vonna Spree. Du und icke hier-janz friedlich, City-life, olé!

16 March 2024 6
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