It is always amazing to me how you manage to catch this typical German mood and ambience. I wonder how this appears to the non-German readers of your blog.
I agree, Martina, or I do to the extent possible for someone who has never been to Germany. But, looking at Markus’s pictures, like Dorothy in Oz, I can tell we’re not in Kansas anymore…
… not in Kansas anymore – but also only a part of Germany, of German life reality: Can you imagine that this was captured in the midst of a European metropole, a city of 1.2 million inhabitants! Well, Munich always characterizes itself as a “village of a million people”. Most likely this is true.
It is always amazing to me how you manage to catch this typical German mood and ambience. I wonder how this appears to the non-German readers of your blog.
I agree, Martina, or I do to the extent possible for someone who has never been to Germany. But, looking at Markus’s pictures, like Dorothy in Oz, I can tell we’re not in Kansas anymore…
… not in Kansas anymore – but also only a part of Germany, of German
lifereality: Can you imagine that this was captured in the midst of a European metropole, a city of 1.2 million inhabitants! Well, Munich always characterizes itself as a “village of a million people”. Most likely this is true.