Travelog for: *Nick*

Hello all together!
I am *Nick* the bear. Strictly speaking I'm mum's FIRST TV and not the sixth cause she took me with her on many journeys and took photos of me before knowing 'ToyVoyagers'. And when she got to know 'ToyVoyagers' she thought I was too big for travelling...
But now HelmutBluepant came to visit us and he's only a bit smaller than me. He convinced mum to let me become a TV and here I am  ! Thank you Helmut, my friend!!!
I decided not to travel in an envelope but to escort mum and dad or their relatives and friends.
On the photo you can see me with my best friends Mefito and HelmutBluepant.
My first journey as a legalized TV will start next week.
See you,
yours *Nick*

Tomorrow I'll start my first trip as a real TV! Hurray!!!

Today our North Sea-trip has begun!
In the early morning we took our places in the car and
Most of the time we drove on motorways but together with HelmutBluepant, Charlotte, Mefito, The WotWots, UrselHH and Sargent Froggo it wasn't boring at all.
After a few hours we crossed Hamburg and drove through a long tunnel underneath river Elbe.
A further hour later we crossed the Kiel Canal. The typical landscape we could see outside the car showed us that we were already at our's destination.
And so it was. A few minutes later we reached a nice sofa in our holiday home in Friedrichskoog 

What we did first on our first day: we borrowed a TV-suitable bike for reaching all sights and places in Friedrichskoog.
Today we drove to the 'Trischendamm', a dam that streches 2 km into the North Sea. On our way to the dam we saw a sign that  confirmed us to prefer driving by bike and not by car...driving by car seems to be very dangerous in this region 
On the Trischendamm we walked up to the end and stood so to speak in the middle of the North Sea. It was a windy day so we had to pay attention not to fly away...
Back at the dyke we took a rest in a nice wicker beach.
On our way back home we bought some jam standing at the roadside. There were no seller but only a box to put in the money.
See you
yours *Nick*

In the morning we unfolded the magic towels of Charlotte and HelmutBluepant. We had to put the little packets into water and waited some seconds...and then two very nice towels came to light  We all hoped that the sun will shine the next time so that we could use them all together...

In the afternoon we wanted to visit Friedrichskoog's little lighthouse. A narrow dam leads to the lighthouse. On our way we saw a nice red fishing cutter, the typical ship in this region.
After half the distance we took a rest. Cause it was high tide the dam was overflowed at it's end so we unfortunately couldn't reach the lighthouse and had to turn back.
Perhaps we'll try again at low tide.
Back at the dyke we found a big stone with an inscription: at this place runs the 54th northern latitude.

Today morning we visited the old windmill in which mum and dad married a few years ago.
If I'll marry one day perhaps I'll do it here 

In the afternoon we took a long walk on the dyke and met a lot of sheep.

Today morning it was raining so I read a book to the others.
In the afternoon the weather was much better so we drove to Meldorf, a little nice town near Friedrichskoog.
First we visited the cathedral built up in the 13th century. And then mum showed us the market square with her favourite café, of course we went in...very good
Somebody had an old anchor in his garden and of course we wanted to sit on it...
See you
yours *Nick*

Cause it was raining again we had time to sit in a nice café and to explore the interior furnishings after eating and drinking. There were very interesting things in plushie-size, so we played seafarer and lighthouse attendent...fantastic!

Today the weather was very good, so in the morning we walked on the Trischendamm at low tide for picking shells.
After picking some we took arest on the big stones.
On our way back we had a great sight of the mud flats.
Back at the dyke we met 'Fritze', a very big mud flats worm and then we played on a nice boat and took another rest on deck.
In the afternoon we went into another nice café...mum and dad love cafés as you can see...

Today morning we tried to reach the little lighthouse again, this time at low tide.
But first Charlotte wanted to visit her sister-in-law who lives here at the dyke. Charlotte's brother unfortunately is in prison (and she doesn't want to tell us why) as Helmut told a few weeks ago, you remember? And so she went alone into the rabbit burrow (Charlotte's brother had married a rabbit as you can see) and we had to wait outside while she was talking with her siste-in-law.
After a while she came back, hugged HelmutBluepant but she didn't want to say anything about her visit. If you ask me it seems to be a not so pleasant part of her family...
So we started to the lighthouse and reached it. Before going back we took a long rest sitting there and talking about life...
Yours *Nick*

In the afternoon we visited the nice little fishing harbour.

In the evening we had to say goodbye to the North Sea...and the North Sea said goodbye presenting us a great sunset...

Back home we immediately had to say goodbye to Mefito who'll start to make a pilgrimage in Spain tomorrow together with grandma.
Be careful and see you soon, dear brother!