The Stone of Hunger and the Drought of Europe.
Recently, the water level of European rivers has reached an all-time low due to drought, and the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Germany have successively appeared "hungry stones".
In the Middle Ages, they served as an important symbol of water resources, and once exposed to the water, they heralded famine. Now the stones have completely emerged from the water. One of them was along the Elbe and it said, "If you see me, cry." ”
As long as it is a famine and drought year, people will carve the time of the time and some recorded inscriptions on the stone blocks of the riverbed, which are used to record the age and misery of the famine period, and year after year, the current bottom of the Elbe River has dozens of stones with warning inscriptions, and the earliest stone carvings can even be traced back to the 17th century. Here comes the blessings of Europe. #欧洲干旱 #
