I see that caravans move just as slowly in your part of the word as they do over here. Two donkey power cannot be fast
The word you are seeking is probably “hail”
Yes, I thought of that word but I thought it meant different type of ice … this one was tiny white balls, ca. 1mm diameter. In Hungarian I wouldn’t use the same word for it.
Again, a good little tour!
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I see that caravans move just as slowly in your part of the word as they do over here. Two donkey power cannot be fast
The word you are seeking is probably “hail”
Yes, I thought of that word but I thought it meant different type of ice … this one was tiny white balls, ca. 1mm diameter. In Hungarian I wouldn’t use the same word for it.
Again, a good little tour!