Lichtenfels, Bavaria, Germany - 27th January 2012
By: Yosemite
Hello, world!
I am a little monkey and my name is 3*Euro. Once I was designed as a keychain, but I asked my mum if she could free me.
And she did it! So I thought about what to do with my freedom. Because I like everything you can get for 3 Euros I want to travel through the euro zone and go shopping in each country I stay.
Now just a few photos for you to learn something about me
3*Euro loves the whole world!
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Posted Jan 27, 2012, 4:53 pm Last edited Jan 30, 2012, 4:20 pm by Yosemite
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Lichtenfels, Bavaria, Germany - 27th January 2012
By: Yosemite
Today it´s my first day as a toyvoyager and I had an important job to do.
I welcomed a new TV! Herb the Hepp arrived!
It is a giant microbe Never seen such thing before. But he is a nice guy! I think we will have a lot of fun together!
3*Euro
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Posted Jan 27, 2012, 6:14 pm
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Lichtenfels, Bavaria, Germany - 28th January 2012
By: Yosemite
Hello, world!
Today I saw my first snow!
I asked Mummy if I am allowed to go out. She said yes
We had a ride in a small sleigh, exactly the right size for me and Kibblet
Wow, I hope we´ll have more snow so that we can built a snowman tomorrow. I´ve heard that everybody does this when there is snow
Yours, 3*Euro
love the whole world!
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Posted Jan 28, 2012, 2:54 pm
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Lichtenfels, Bavaria, Germany - 28th January 2012
By: Yosemite
Hello, world!
It´s me again
I just want to tell you, that I have two invitations!
At first I will travel to Dr.Kröbner. Mummy showed me where he lives.
My second station will be Berlin.
I am so glad to start!
3*Euro loves the world
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Posted Jan 28, 2012, 3:38 pm
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Lichtenfels, Bavaria, Germany - 29th January 2012
By: Yosemite
Hey world!
Tomorrow my adventure starts!
I´ve packed my luggage. My own bed, a postcard of my hometown and a present for Dr.Kröbner.
I tested the bed, it´s ok for a comfortable trip.
Then I said byebye to all TVs.
And to all my friends here. The cute bear Bierle gave me a hug. His girl friend Bärbel told me to be careful. Yeeeeeeeeeees, I will
Knabber (the big mouse in the cool pink t-shirt) said to me, I should make everything possible
And the duck Trudi asked me to look for the best ponds in Germany.
Then I hopped into my box and hopefully see Dr. Kröbner soon!
Dear Mummy, I will miss you... a little bit
You know, your 3*Euro loves the world and YOU! KISS
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Posted Jan 29, 2012, 6:31 pm
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Delligsen, Germany - 31st January 2012
By: Dr.Kröbner
Hi Mommy,
brrrrr,brrrrr,brrrrr..... it was sooooo cold, brrrrr III aarrived, bbut it wwas sso cold on the way, as in a refrigerator, sssoorry, but I`m shaking...I asked my hostmum Andrea if she continues to write,
yes.... .
Thank God Dr.Kröbner has helped me very quickly .
I'm crawling out of the pack and two pairs of eyes looked at me, Dr.Kröbner andBrunoAusTirol
They have welcomed me very warmly
Mommy, did you know that Dr.Kröbner is so big?
I got a shock, but he's so sweet and took me in his arm
Bruno has also hugged me.
Dr.Kröbner was very happy about the scarf and the postcard, thank you....
Then he has shown me the place where I can sleep very comfortably and because I still was shaking he kept me warm
Mommy I wish you a wonderful day and many greetings to all my friends at home, I feel good....I love the world
huggs and kisses
your 3*Euro
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Posted Jan 31, 2012, 12:54 pm
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Fritzlar, Germany - 7th February 2012
By: Dr.Kröbner
Mommy,
I spend the last weekend in Fritzlar, a little nice town in Hesse...
In the background you can see the cathedral and in the half-
timbered house hostmum Andrea grew up....
I want to tell you something about the Cathedral
The Cathedral of Fritzlar measures 43 meters (from the basement to the top). He continues to shape the cityscape of the small town in the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis (formerly Circle Fritzlar-Homberg). The three-aisled basilica in Fritzlar is considered one of the most beautiful in Germany.
Built and rebuilt several times, combines the Cathedral of St. Peter Roman and Gothic styles. In the oldest part of the Fritzlarer Domes are the crypts, which can also be viewed as the Cathedral, which, amongst other things, "Henry Cross" and some of the oldest monstrances the German-speaking.
We could not go inside
It was so cold, but we took a walk
The " Grey Tower",
The 37 meter high tower was mentioned in 1274 for the first time
and is the highest municipal watchtower still standing in Germany.
That's part of the old city wall and a beautiful view.
a little rest...
a nother view to the cathedral and on the left side you the the townhall
The Town Hall in Fritzlar originated in Roman times (also called "bailiwick") and was first mentioned in documents in 1109
It is decorated with a stone relief from the 1441 Holy St. Martin, the patron saint of Fritzlar.
and now an warm up brrrrr
next day there was a great surprise for me....because....Carnival is
celebrated in Fritzlar, not as in Cologne and Mainz, but there are
also many carnival events and "I" was allowed to participate with
Andreas granddaughter , she is a "Tanzmariechen", unfortunately
there is no translation for this word
look at the colours , perfect, isn`t it
a very nice trip....
huggs and kisses to all my friends at home
yours 3*Euro
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Posted Feb 7, 2012, 2:35 pm Last edited Feb 7, 2012, 4:59 pm by Dr.Kröbner
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Delligsen, Germany - 10th February 2012
By: Dr.Kröbner
Mommy,
Today I had a special mission.
I counted the plushies, Dr.Kröbner helped me ...
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ....... so many and what
kind of funny characters.
A pillow with eyes, a dragon ...... what can I say, a total of 32
plushies and 4 TV's and I know this is not the end of the story,
Andrea told me that she can not resist plushies
a great group and all get along together...
look "Napoleons" twin
The bear is sleeping all the time, I've tried to frighten him, but nothing happens, I think he makes hibernation
help...."Count garlic"... holds me tight
Thank God...Paul helps me....good dog....
finished...
We all together, wish you and all at home a wonderful weekend
huggs and kisses
your 3*Euro
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Posted Feb 10, 2012, 5:26 pm Last edited Feb 11, 2012, 6:30 am by Dr.Kröbner
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Delligsen, kitchen, Germany - 15th February 2012
By: Dr.Kröbner
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Posted Feb 15, 2012, 2:26 pm Last edited Feb 15, 2012, 2:49 pm by Dr.Kröbner
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Fritzlar, kitchen Sarah, Germany - 16th February 2012
By: Dr.Kröbner
Hello Mommy,
as you see...the birthdaycake..
and of course I could taste the cake,
it was delicious..hmmmm
kisses and huggies
3*Euro
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Posted Feb 21, 2012, 11:51 am
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Marienburg, Germany - 22nd February 2012
By: Dr.Kröbner
Hi Mommy,
I tell you a story.......
The Main Building "Marienburg" or is there really dwarfs?
There was once a queen who was the pain out of court life so she asked her husband to build her a small, rustic hunting lodge, in that they could escape the hustle and bustle in the capital city occasionally. The king, his wife joined in an intimate love, hence their desire to buy according to a small mountain just outside the city and as the queen celebrated her 39th Birthday , the king give her this mountain and the castle to be built out yet. This mountain was named by then on the Marienberg.
Then the king asked the country's best architects to build a castle. And because the king came from an old family, the castle was a castle to be modeled. Gewing to ten years until the castle was completed. And the castle was called Marienburg and was continued on the private property of Queen Marie
The Marie Berg was a legendary place from time immemorial. They say today that dwarfs who inhabit it. You could build monuments to honor the queen, of course, within a reasonable size. And if you carefully look around the castle, they will also discover ...
All just a myth? No, it's probably been there and the relevant certificates are the historians.
Good luck Marie with her castle had not. In 1866 the castle is still under construction. In the course of June 1866, King George V and his troops lost in the Battle of Langensalza against the Kingdom of Prussia and had to go into exile. The queen was permitted to remain on her lap, but on condition that the Hanoverian court had to be replaced by a Prussian. This condition was not acceptable to the queen and her daughter, after which they Marienburg left on 24 July 1867 and followed the king into exile.
From 1869 the castle stood empty for nearly 80 years.....Time for dwarfs
After the Second World War, the Guelphs returned to the southern region of Hanover. Today, the castle that is situated between Pattensen-Schulenburg and Hildesheim, no longer inhabited. However, it houses a museum (15 can be visited by approximately 100 spaces), a catering establishment as well as rooms for festive occasions and representative.....
There remains the question to be answered by the dwarves. With any degree of certainty they can not be answered, because who knows what is hidden in the depths of the rock or what happens when the castle gates were closed and the last visitors have left the mountain
What a story....but a nicy building
huggs and kisses
your 3*Euro
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Posted Feb 22, 2012, 10:25 am Last edited Feb 22, 2012, 10:32 am by Dr.Kröbner
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