Travelog post for: Sidney L.

Hi Mummy,
today finally we had better weather. We met one of Katja's friends to take a walk in the surroundings of Remscheid. Katja told me it might be best to leave the flying carpet at home, because I could travel comfortly in her bag. Outside everything  still might be wet and the carpet would have become dirty. So we went to the district Rath to pick up her friend.

Rath is a district close to Morsbach valley which partly is the border to the neighbour city Wuppertal, but there are also more Remscheid districts at the opposite side of the valley.

We went towards the valles and left the housing area.



In Morsbach valley you can find a lot of industrial complexes, partly historic ones and also newer buildings. Industrialization startet here in middle ages with smitheries and tool producing companies.



In the outskirts you can find those lovely houses.



Soon we reached another forest.



At a restaurant we found this funny sign



We saw fish ponds in the valley.



These are tinder fungus, a special sort of fungus which is growing on trees.



This lovely house belongs to a museum estate.



We followed the valley along the creek ...



... until we reached this estate with lots of farm animals.

There were sheep with their lambs, several horses and chicken.



Later we came through another lovely hamlet, hidden in the valley.



Even here we found an historic factory building with distribution grounds.



From here we had to walk uphill for more than 40 minutes to get back home. I wish I'd had taken my carpet with me!

Bye
Sidney