It's not "A stoner", I can say that much.
Unless you lay cobbles in California, presumably
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It's not "A stoner", I can say that much.
A stonemason would be more for buildings I think, so probably "paver"Haha, you are right - so what is it called in English, if your vocation is laying cobblestones?
In Danish it's called a "bridge layer", which makes no sense, except that the stones are called "bridge stones".
For an Austrian Herminator might be a better nickname
A stonemason would be more for buildings I think, so probably "paver"
Though I don't think he's as good a descender as Maier was.
Yeah, Mäder was always known as a good descender in the u23 ranks.Though I don't think he's as good a descender as Maier was.
Mäder should clearly have changed bike yesterday.
Same in South Tyrol.But isn't paver more general, so that it includes people that do asphalt work?
In Denmark laying cobblestones is a very specific job (and education), that pertains ONLY to laying stones.
Fuglsang fighting against BORA for a podium spot once more.
Great to see Fuglsang has found his form again, has has really looked good this race.
I wouldn't put 2 stage wins in the Tour past him - maybe even polkadots as well
Its broccolidwarf, every dane is a supermanThere is a lot of climbing competition for breaks at the Tour. Yates, Mollema, Nibali, Bilbao, Haig, O'Connor, Lutsenko, Izagirre, D.Martin etc are all stage hunting from the start so 2 wins is very unlikely.
How are they pronouncing it?
Sorry, guys, seems like I was wrongEmphasis should be on the middle syllable.
"catTAneo".