Travel Against Stagnancy
Rain, pubs, sheep, Kevin, rain, Guinness, James Joyce, rain, whisky, lovely nature, rain, Patrick, crisis, rain, O’Connor, Mc, red hair, rain, green, shamrock, leprechaun, rain… Well, I could finish this post right now, having mentioned all those stereotypes Ireland is … Continued
In previous posts, we were already talking about our Bavarian background. You can hate or love Bavaria. We do have difficult people here, that’s true. But the moment you’re here, you’ll forget that. This place on earth has a lot … Continued
As mentioned before, it wasn’t easy for Jan to convince me to travel other parts of Germany. Especially the north or the east. The north is too cold and the eastern parts are full of Nazis. I’m still convinced about … Continued
In our post about Southern Germany, we mentioned our emotionally founded symapthy for Bavaria and generally for the South. Of course, this doesn’t mean other parts of Germany aren’t worth a visit! Strange thing happenend when being in the Mosel … Continued
As we’re people of the south, we love the area, of course! Men’s mind prefers places with good memories and in our case this is Bavaria. And Baden-Württemberg is just next to it. It also has beautiful places and our … Continued
Generally, everyone loves his hometown. Whether it’s family, friends or just the city itself. That doesn’t matter. Everyone would find thousands of arguments for his or her city. If you were Bavaria before, the regional patriotism here might sound familiar to … Continued
Writing a sightseeing post about your hometown is not that easy. Especially, when you realize what you haven’t noticed for years and ignored the historic value. Obviously, life goes on, after all. At home, we ignore successfully, what seems to … Continued
We started thinking with two thoughts in mind: Mountains and lavender fields. Of course, we wanted to see as much as possible, so we planned the following itinerary for our roadtrip in August 2015. It was a perfect mixture of … Continued
Due to the weather, we left earlier than planned. But we were still lucky, as the weather gods gave as a couple of hours to explore beautiful Burgundy! You can drive the way from Provence to Frankfurt at once, but … Continued
Besides nature and villages, there are also stunning cities in Provence. We could see three of them: Aix-en-Provence, Arles and Avignon! Generally, a trip through Provence has something bourgeois about itself. (Don’t know, whether you could use that term in … Continued