April 3, 2018: Vilshofen, Germany
Marilyn Jones shares a pleasant stroll in a small city with great views.
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Marilyn Jones shares a pleasant stroll in a small city with great views.
Berlin adjusts its rules after two years of banning renting out primary residences for short terms.
The endless saga of Berlin’s new airport, once scheduled to open in 2011 and now (maybe) by the end of 2020 takes a startling new twist. Read on!
Marilyn visits a small riverside city with a long history and shares the view.
Cologne Zoo’s neighbors are complaining about noisy sea lions who are apparently night owls.
Tossed into the Indian Ocean from a German ship in 1886, the message was received on an Australian island earlier this year.
A German Federal court has affirmed the right of cities to ban diesel-burning cars to clear the air. Now it’s up to cities to decide whether to do it.
Under pressure from EU environmental officials to meet pollution targets, Germany plans to try luring people out of their cars with free public transit.
It hardly seems possible, but Germany has recently seen a ‘significant’ drop in meat production, despite the obvious attractions.
A visit to the zoo today, with bears in the lead. PHeymont took these photos in Heidelberg a long time ago.
Marilyn Jones shares a pleasant stroll in a small city with great views.
Berlin adjusts its rules after two years of banning renting out primary residences for short terms.
The endless saga of Berlin’s new airport, once scheduled to open in 2011 and now (maybe) by the end of 2020 takes a startling new twist. Read on!
Marilyn visits a small riverside city with a long history and shares the view.
Cologne Zoo’s neighbors are complaining about noisy sea lions who are apparently night owls.
Tossed into the Indian Ocean from a German ship in 1886, the message was received on an Australian island earlier this year.
A German Federal court has affirmed the right of cities to ban diesel-burning cars to clear the air. Now it’s up to cities to decide whether to do it.
Under pressure from EU environmental officials to meet pollution targets, Germany plans to try luring people out of their cars with free public transit.
It hardly seems possible, but Germany has recently seen a ‘significant’ drop in meat production, despite the obvious attractions.
A visit to the zoo today, with bears in the lead. PHeymont took these photos in Heidelberg a long time ago.