Travelog for: Kari

We take a ferry to come back to Germany. There was rough sea and I nearly became seasick

We are back in Germany and visit Berlin, the capital of Germany.
It was very interesting to see the parlament and the Brandenburger Tor.

The last evening. Tomorrow we'll drive back to Büchenau.
The highlight today: BBQ

I enjoyed the holiday with the aunt and the uncle of Sabrina in Sweden and Denmark very much. Maybe I'll go on tour with them the next time. Who will know ....

You don't believe, how happy I am today. We got mail from Australia, Sydney today. I watched the pictures of Cassiopeia and saw photos and magazines from Australia. And I ate my first Australian chocolate, thank you very much.

Today it was very warm and we had fun outside in the garden. I had a sunbath and ate some water melone.

I was on a horse farm today and saw Sabrina riding on an Arabian mare, but the photo stopped working, so there is no photo of that.

Here it is anything else but boring. Wow, here are so many guests from all over the world:

Ballet Cindy from Netherlands
C.K from Australia
Nuada from Rostock in Germany
Snape, the squirrel from Spain
Bongo and HolidayHarry from Oregon, USA

I'm really happy to be with this friends and very excited too, because C.K. knows Kalli, the koala, from Becka_kate and to meet him is one of my missions.

I asked Petra to let me go with my friend for taking photos of me too. I wanted some photos of St. Peter, the baroque church. We had been there so early in the morning, that is was closed. So we could only take photos from outside.

The house Sancta Maria is also very nice. Both, the church and St. Maria, are not far away from my home. The street you see here leads to our house and when you turn around it leads to St. Maria. When you come to the crossing and walk to the right, then you come to St. Peter and the graveyard.





When you go down this street our house is on the left side behind that tree. The next photo shows our (rent) house and garage and a part of our car.





Here I am in front of the private catholic grammar school St. Paulusheim, which was founded by patres of the Pallotti order.



Then we went to take some photos with views over Bruchsal










Later we said good bye to Ballet Cindy and HolidayHarry, who decided to travel to Farmington, USA.

I'm the first koala - but not the only one - that learned to sew a curtain. C.K. helped me of course and also many other toyvoyagers at my home.

Later that day Ralf decided to drive to Heidelberg. I was sure, that this wasn't that good idea, because it was raining. Suddenly it seemed to be better and so we started. You don't believe how wet we were, when we came home again. Nevertheless Petra took some photos with me.

Some of us toyvoyagers helped my mum to prepare the dough for the Quiche lorraine, that she made for her birthday party the next day. I only took a look at it, because C.K., Tux and Alfie Langer had so much fun with it and the kitchen was too crowded with people and toyvoyagers.

We are back at Heidelberg. This is a nice city with a beautiful old part.
For me it was so interesting to see kangaroos at the zoo. I always love to see something that has to do with Australia.

Of course I also liked to see the old castle of Heidelberg. It is sooo romantic and you have such a lovely view over the Neckar.

Finally we are on the trip to the Bavarian Forest. We will stay in a hotel for two nights and I hope to see as much as possible.
Right now I'm playing with Sabrina and the other toyvoyagers, which are going with us on this trip.



We had a little break and Decker and I had been allowed to go with my hosts and their family to drink some coffee and eat a "snowball"





I had been allowed to sit next to the window and to take a look on the mobile phone, but it didn't ring.

After a long long while we left the freeway to have lunch at the Walhalla.
Do you see that white building in the far. This is the Walhalla.







This is a Hall of Fame and Honour, modelled after the Parthenon in Athens and located 10km west of Regensburg on the Donube River.



It was an idea of Crown Prince Ludwig I. of Bavaria in 1807. It was meant as a place for the commemoration of great figures and events in ethnic German history, at a time covering 1800 years, beginning with the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest (9AD).





Some of the most recent additions were: Albert Einstein, Sister Gerhardinger, Konrad Adenauer, Johannes Brahms, Sophie Scholl.