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Kerstin S. and Michael went for a hike.
January 25, 2026
Liebe bis zur Unendlichkeit in rasender Geschwindigkeit oder frei nach DÖF: "Und ich düse, düse, düse, düse im Sauseschritt und bring' die Liebe mit von dem Museumsritt!"
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January 25, 2026
Until February 14th (coincidence?), the Sprengel Museum Hannover is showing the special exhibition "Love you for infinity" featuring three important contemporary artists: Niki de Saint Phalle, Yayoi Kusama, and Takashi Murakami.
Komoot doesn't seem to be quite as interested in art and wanted to get through
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January 1, 2026
Happy New Year! 💫 🍄 🐞🍀
After work, we traditionally went to the Kreuzstein spring below Hohenstein for our New Year's water treading.
Insider tip from two locals: unlike hot summer evenings, on January 1st you'll have the water treading basin all to yourself. 😉
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December 28, 2025
Same here. We were out and about much less, though (with relatives).
Mille's report is in progress...
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December 24, 2025
Christmas afternoon – 1000th tour!
Happy holidays and a wonderful, hike-filled 2026! 💫
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December 22, 2025
It was simply magnificent!!!
Over 370 flashing, illuminated, and sparkling vehicles brought smiles to our faces and those of probably over 50,000 spectators during their assembly and subsequent cruise through Hanover. Santas on Vespas, vintage cars, electric cars, bicycles, buses, and much more made our
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December 14, 2025
We battled our way through sun, wind, water, sand, mud, and thousands of wild geese to enjoy a lovely East Frisian tea time in Esens, but not a single café or tea room was open!
Seems to be more of a summer business. 🤷♀️
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5 days ago
The winter exhibition "Everyday People" at Osnabrück Zoo is on display until February 16th.
We are big fans of these beautiful concrete sculptures by Christel and Laura Lechner.
Three more exhibits were supposed to be located in Osnabrück's old town, but they were no longer at the listed addresses.
Everyday
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