Sitges, Catalonia, Spain
Members of Diables de Sitges create a display of fireworks for the Festa Major de Sitges celebrations in the seaside town
Photograph: Oeste/Zuma Wire/Rex/Shutterstock
The question isn't so much when they are holding religious festivals in Spain but rather when they are not. They even celebrate the burial of the sardine and good luck determining what significance that may have.
Van, Turkey
Purple haze: children play in a garden in the Edremit district of Van
Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
That's got to be lavender and a field of lavender takes me immediately back to Montelimar. Break up a little of the lavender flower in your hand to release the scent.
Tokyo, Japan
Lulu Hashimoto, a ‘living doll’ model, poses on a crossroads in central Tokyo
Photograph: Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters
That seems like a bit of a hassle just for a selfie.
Izmir, Turkey
A ferris wheel at the 86th İzmir international fair in the western Turkish city
Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
Fehmarn, Germany
Athletes’ kites create shapes in the sky as they compete in the Mercedes-Benz kitesurf world cup
Photograph: GmbH/Rex/Shutterstock
The first impression was this may have some religious significance but that's not at all true.
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