Travelog post for: Baby Lican

Hi Mummy,
Katja took me with her when she had to go to the post office during her work time. The weather was fantastic, so she could not resist to take me with her.

We walked along the pedestrian area, where you can find those large forceps as a symbol for the tool producing industry here.



I have  been here at the entrance of the shopping mall before, but today the weather is much better.



We are now coming to the central bus station.





The white building in the background is the publishing house of the local newspaper Remscheider General-Anzeiger (RGA).



This is the new entrance of the theatre.





Here you can see the city hall with the market place in front of it. The farmer's market is held on Wednesday and Saturday.



The tower of the city hall is 48 m high.



The original city hall was nearly destroyed in World War II, than rebuilt afterwards in a more modern style.

When we went home at lunch time Katja showed me the water tower. From here the inhabitants of the city centre are supplied with drinking water, which is pumped from a dam in a valley to the highest point of the city area.



Only two more minutes to walk and we reach our home.



Bye
Baby Lican