Street Musicans
Over the last few weeks roaming through a lot of streets around different European cities, I found little pleasures in music. More specifically, street music and musicians. Walking around and seeing beautiful things is enough enjoyment for me, but hearing classical music set the mood on a busy bridge or a crowded piazza brings the experience to another dimension. I always sit down with the crowd and take my time to enjoy a few pieces before I continue walking. So thank you, street musicians, for filling my ears with harmonious melodies and making my day just a little better.
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