coming, home - 29th July 1915
By: olgamaus
Hi Mummy,
three TVs packed their things today, including me
After having a good time and meeting nice other TVs I am on my home now.
See you soon!
Tsukumo
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Posted Nov 26, 2013, 1:35 pm Last edited Jul 29, 2015, 9:10 pm by olgamaus
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Home, Germany - 11th November 2012
By: WingedWolf
Wow, tonight when mommy and Zed Dog came back from the An Cafe concert in Munich they gave me that cool band shirt and bag! I was so happy that they thought about me The goodies look so awesome! ♥
Bye,
Tsukumo
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Posted Nov 13, 2012, 11:55 am
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Home, Germany - 12th November 2012
By: WingedWolf
Yesterday was the beginning of the carnival season and also St. Martin's Day so me and Zed Dog got this delicious "Martinshörnchen" in the shape of a goose. Yummy ♥
XOXO,
Tsukumo
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Posted Nov 13, 2012, 12:02 pm
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Remscheid, Germany - 11th February 2013
By: olgamaus
Hi Mummy,
I arrived at my new host's home today. My host Katja and ToyVoyager Paula gave me a warm welcome.
My adventure started after having lunch when Katja said that we would take a walk and visit a riding stable with a friend.
Tsukumo
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Posted Feb 11, 2013, 5:30 pm
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Wuppertal, Cronenberg, Germany - 17th February 2013
By: olgamaus
Hi Mummy,
today the weather became much better unexpectedly. Of course we went out for a walk. We went to the neighbour city Wuppertal, to the district Cronenberg. It is an historic district with many old factory buildings.
Here you can also find those lovely old houses like in Remscheid.
Katja told us that we would walk to a nearby woodland area.
Most of the snow already melted away.
Soon we reached the forest, a very special one: An arboretum, Staatsforst Burgholz
An arboretum is a collection of trees, sort of a botanical garden containing living collections of woody plants intended at least partly for scientific study. We went to "Staatsforst Burgholz", a woodland area which is situated in both urban area of Wuppertal and also the urban area of Solingen. When World War II was over, there were nearly all trees felled for rebuilding of destroyed city areas and also as firewood.
Searching for fast-growing forest species trees from foreign counties were planted than in this area to study their growth in local weather conditions. Plants from North America, South America, Asia and Europe were planted.
There are several walking paths through the arboretum. We decided to walk along a path showing trees of Northern America.
The soil is partly covered with soft moss.
Finally we walked through the sequoia tree area.
Walking back we saw this historic train, situated on the "Sambatrasse", a former railway track, now a walking trail.
After enjoying so much sunshine we were very lazy in the afternoon, visiting a friend and having coffee.
Bye
Tsukumo
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Posted Feb 19, 2013, 11:14 am
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Remscheid, Muengsten Bridge, Germany - 16th March 2013
By: olgamaus
Hi Mummy,
this week most of the snow melted away. We all hope that spring will come soon! We took a walk to Germany's highest railway bridge, Muengsten Bridge. This railway bridge is connecting Remscheid and the neighbour city Solingen, overspanning the valley of river Wupper.
It took us a 40 minutes walk until we could have a first look at the bridge.
We followed a hiking trail which is coming close to the bridge, but we intended to cross the river and walk on the other side of the valley.
Very obviously we are still having winter
We crossed the river and followed the hiking path, like the river meandering along the steep slope of the valely.
Muengsten Bridge was built of steel, completed in 1907. It is about 480 m long and 107 m tall. There are extensive repair works going on in the last few years, and there will be more this year from April till at least October.
Some years ago a leisure park was created under the bridge. You can find lawns here for relaxing, a crazy golf course, a restaurant, snack bars, a kiosk and playgrounds for kids.
When we get home, we will have to wash our trousers and clean the shoes - the paths in the forest were incredibly muddy
Bye
Tsukumo
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Posted Mar 28, 2013, 8:01 am
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