Blog post in Interlingua on the city of Tallinn during the time of Edgar de Wahl

Here's a post from a blog in Interlingua that pertains to three IALs at one time, in that:

1) It's written in Interlingua;
2) It's about the city of Tallinn when Edgar de Wahl (the inventor of Occidental) was alive;
3) Tallinn is the site of the next renkontro (annual meeting) for the language Ido.

Personas qui ha visitate Tallinn, tosto recognosce le citate: Le silhouette characteristic del Vanalinn, le citate vetule con su turres e le collina del cathedral, non ha cambiate radicalmente durante le ultime cent annos. Ancora hodie le lineas in le fronte del photo es usate per le trams. A dextere on probabilemente vide le prime Station Baltic (Balti Jaam), construite in 1870.

Hm, was that the same bus station that I got dropped off at on a cold day in 1998 after a 2-day trip to Saaremaa when it would have been just as easy to drop me off at the house I was staying at instead? If so then I don't like that station.

And the part about Edgar de Wahl:

Isto es le citate de Edgar de Wahl! Le creator de Occidental-Interlingue habitava Tallinn (o Reval) durante le major parte de su vita. Ille nasceva in 1867 e moriva in 1948.