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Ich "missbrauche" komoot als eine Art (Reise-)Tagebuch und teile gerne meinen manchmal vielleicht nicht ganz üblichen Blick auf die Dinge. "Snal und wie er die Welt sieht" sozusagen. Das alles (fast) nie bierernst.
"Pionier" war ich mal, habe mich aber aus dem Punktesystem verabschiedet. "Reziprozitätsdenken" auf der Jagd nach immer mehr Followern und Likes ist auch nicht meins.
Viel Spaß beim Rumstöbern in meinem gesammelten Schabernack.
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January 29, 2026
Yesterday, investigators from the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) searched the headquarters of Deutsche Bank on suspicion of money laundering. It was fortunate that I happened to be in Frankfurt am Main, so I could stop by during my morning run to see if there were any banknotes hanging on the clothesline
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January 27, 2026
This year we had some truly wintry days again, during which my home region in northern Bremen presented itself as a winter wonderland (WWL). Especially this one Sunday. After a lot of snowfall for our latitudes the day before, it was bitterly cold at -12 degrees Celsius, with a transition from fog to
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December 12, 2025
A meeting in Berlin the day before ran quite late. So I decided not to drive back to Bremen that evening and then continue on to my next meeting in Wuppertal early the next morning. Instead, I went straight from Berlin to Wuppertal and stayed overnight. I arrived there late that evening, but then had
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December 2, 2025
Another team event leading up to the year's final stretch, this time in Hamburg. First, I attended a conference at a university, followed by dinner at the restaurant atop the bunker in St. Pauli. I hadn't had the chance to visit it before. The view from up there is truly impressive. The food was alright
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November 18, 2025
Another measurement trip this year – in Düsseldorf, but with an overnight stay in Mönchengladbach. Last year, during my tour there, I already noticed that the town is certainly a very pleasant place to live and sleep. But from a tourist perspective, it's understandable that outside the city limits, Borussia
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November 16, 2025
With last week's tour to Munich, my hiking trip through Germany was complete. But as always, the saying "Stop when things are at their best" is easy to say, but then the withdrawal symptoms kick in.
So, one more lap was in order. And what could be more fitting than circumnavigating Germany once more
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November 14, 2025
Since the Hamburg harbor area had been so beautiful the day before, I thought it best to visit the harbor there on my next stop. This time, it was an inland port, in Düsseldorf.
The walk to and from the hotel and the harbor area through residential, mixed-use, and commercial zones wasn't particularly
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November 12, 2025
I stayed overnight in a hotel in Hamburg's Speicherstadt (warehouse district) for an event. A wonderful area for a little photo walk. First stop: the Elbphilharmonie. Which, by the way, is in my opinion an excellent example of what constitutes courage in architecture and—above all—what it can inspire
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October 26, 2025
It's a real lousy weather today. So we spontaneously decided to go into the city, specifically to Bremen's "Viertel." Bremen residents generally define this as the Ostertor and Steintor districts. The area is considered a left-wing alternative scene.
What drew us there, however, was the open studio day
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5 days ago
All wheels come to a standstill when the union wants them to. In this case, they thought we deserved a complete shutdown of public transport in many cities, including Munich.
It's a good thing I arrived the day before for logistical reasons. And I don't need public transport for running. Instead, I visited
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