Estonia Travel Journal : “Lost in Translation”
Apparently “piprapood” means “pepper store”, which further prompts the question, why do you need an entire store just for pepper
What do the Estonians know about pepper that we don’t
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Heeheehee he said “bröccolii”!!
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This is hilarious and such a universal experience when traveling abroad. When Chas and I visited Amsterdam we had lots...
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