SURPRISE

to hear Piet Hein this morning saying we go of course to the horses in Wahmbeck, that is what you too wants? I agree, especially because the path that we cycle is agreable and beautiful. It is a different landscape, many fields with corn, oat, rye, grass with here and there cows, and then the horses with the foals. It is much warmer than yesterday and the horses seek the shadow of the trees near the river.
The grasshoppers chirp loudly and I make photos of these too.
We cycle from Wahmbeck to Bodenfelde, a nice path along the Weser.
Piet Hein suggests we go and look for the "Freibad" the swimmingpool, and see if it is open and give us a possibility to swim there another time.
From there we go a very nice road, a revelation again, and return a bit exhausted in Karlshafen.

My haiku is not too enigmatic I hope:

They came on horse to look
at her foals and horses,
in their eyes so many flies.

It happened like this: we saw three persons on horses come to where we look at the horses and one of the women is the owner of them and she tells us that we may go over the wire and she wants us to feel comfortable and all. What warm heart she has.

The proverb from the book:

If you would be loved, love and be lovable.