During my last time in Munich, I finally visited the Deutsches Museum (German Museum) – celebrated as the largest and oldest science and technology museum in the world, it is famous for its larger-than-life exhibits, including everything from century-old sailing ships, and an A 300 Airbus, to gas turbines, and the laboratory bench where the atom was first split.
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After more than 60 years, our friends from the American and British military will be leaving Germany – with the latter being totally gone by the end of the decade.
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ok so i39ve been bad so far this trip. Been to Frankfurt Amsterdam Copenhagen and surrounds so far. first I forgot that my computer has a three pronged plug and my adapter doesn39t take those just regular two prongs. so i had no computer for hte first few days. Then I finally got that fixed fixedscraping out the adapter and then jamming the plug in. That was a couple days ago and I ju
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January 27 marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest death camp in Nazi Germany. The United Nations General Assembly designated this day as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, an annual day of commemoration dedicated to never forget the Holocaust and its millions of victims.
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Ever since I started blogging about my expat life in Germany, I’ve gotten questions from readers asking for help. People wanted to know more about my decision to come here, about getting a job or a visa, and about learning the language. As I often get the same questions again and again, I’ve put together [...]
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Happy Australia day As with most Australians I spent the day reflecting on how awesome Australia is and how lucky I am to be a Australian The cold weather here in Rostock didn39t stop me having a BBQ and beers out the back. Unfortunately number 1 I was unable to obtain the recipe for Rostocker bratwurst because it a guarded secret. And the beers well from my understanding you are talking
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Germany’s holidays are mainly religious, and celebrated a bit differently and traditionally than in other places around the globe.
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Dear friends and family see photos After our last blog it decided to snow and snow and snow. Around 1 meter of snow fell in two days and our final ours in the alps where a winter wonderland of snow snowballs snow men and my favourite activity tree kicking. We left our german alp town and headed for munich where we saw the many sights. We walked through the old square where hitler started hi
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Hello again This is a back dated blog to the 19th to include another town I visited in Mecklenburg Vorpommern called Wismar.One hours journey by train from Rostock will have you at the outskirts of this historic harbour town and everything is within walking distance. The walk from the train station to the first attraction I saw was a matter of 5 minutes or less The first attraction I39m ta
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So this blog is dedicated to a fan who contacted me via FB and wanted a update on my situation here in Rostock. I will call this dedicated fan Number1. But lets keep it friendly I don39t have time for stalkers okay I woke up today to the coldest temperature I have experienced yet in Rostock or the whole of Mecklenburg Vorpommern My trusty weather station Wally was showing 2.8 degrees BELOW
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