I promised you some European rabbits, and here they are. I didn’t have to look very hard while overseas. Everywhere I turned there were rabbits. Big ones, titchy ones, blue ones, fashionista ones, paranoid ones, even chocolate ones. I was starting to think Europe was particularly bunny obsessed, until I clued onto the fact that it was nearly easter (the chocolate bunnies gave me my first hint – I know, I’m a genius).
Either way, Squish Rabbit was proud that his European brethren were so prolific. Hope you enjoy them as much as I did!
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Berlin Bunny:
Luckily this big guy was friendly (I wouldn’t have taken him in a fight, even in that flowy shirt)
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Bookstore Bunnies:
Can you spot them?
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St Andrews, Scotland:
Who would have guessed it was nearly Easter?
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Big Brother bunny, Venice:
Yes, Winston is watching you. Ignore at your own risk.
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Frightened Rabbit, Edinburgh:
The lead singer from Frightened Rabbit played a solo set at a poetry type gig we went to. Intimate and awesome.
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I might have also been given a Frightened Rabbit album:
Photo-bombed by the gift giver…
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Austrian bunnies:
I kinda wanted to be friends with these guys. They look like they’d make polite conversation.
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Old etching bunny, St Andrews:
I thought it was a good omen to have found this bunny in our St Andrews room, but it didn’t stave off the strange dreams we had (we were overlooking the scores where the ‘witches’ were drowned).
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Surprised bunnies:
I think he was in more shock that I was
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Real bunny! In the Tiergarten, Berlin:
Can you see it? Neither can I. The single live bunny I saw on the entire trip scooted under the tree to the right the moment it heard us.
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And my favourites, graffiti bunnies. These were all found in central Berlin:
Demon bunny
Love this guy
Shy blue bunny
If you want to see the bunnies I spotted on my last trip, hop on over to my post on the Year of the Rabbit.
Wow – that is a great post. Great memories.