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sister_luckI got started on my little project and to celebrate my progress here's another picspam.
On Tuesday, we went on a little roadtrip to a store that is, according to its own advertising, Germany's biggest baby gear and toy market. It was a bit of a letdown - it was big, but they only had the old models of our favourite stroller/travel system.
We're in the middle of a tiny heatwave, so a car with aircon was actually a good place to be! But we braved the heat in search of something to eat and ended up in a picturesque little town full of half-timbered houses. It was too hot to walk up the steep hill to the beauty spot from where you get the full view of the historic core - here's wikipedia to the rescue.
Freudenberg is in the middle of nowhere and if it weren't for the daytrippers and other tourists, it would be very very quiet - not a place where I'd like to live because it's either dead or you've got visitors trampling through your front porch area.
Some impressions:
Old-fashioned shoe shop window display:
With most of the houses being the same style and size the look of the place is rather uniform - another reason for me to not want to live there.
Some buildings are a little bit bigger and better than the others though:
A great spot to just sit and enjoy the day, but what about the tourists?
Not my best pictures, but we were hot and looking for dinner.
On Tuesday, we went on a little roadtrip to a store that is, according to its own advertising, Germany's biggest baby gear and toy market. It was a bit of a letdown - it was big, but they only had the old models of our favourite stroller/travel system.
We're in the middle of a tiny heatwave, so a car with aircon was actually a good place to be! But we braved the heat in search of something to eat and ended up in a picturesque little town full of half-timbered houses. It was too hot to walk up the steep hill to the beauty spot from where you get the full view of the historic core - here's wikipedia to the rescue.
Freudenberg is in the middle of nowhere and if it weren't for the daytrippers and other tourists, it would be very very quiet - not a place where I'd like to live because it's either dead or you've got visitors trampling through your front porch area.
Some impressions:
Old-fashioned shoe shop window display:
With most of the houses being the same style and size the look of the place is rather uniform - another reason for me to not want to live there.
Some buildings are a little bit bigger and better than the others though:
A great spot to just sit and enjoy the day, but what about the tourists?
Not my best pictures, but we were hot and looking for dinner.
