This is my favorite picture, the waterfall at the southern end of the English Garden, close to the Japanese Teahouse that Munich received from Sapporo in 1972 when both cities hosted the Olympic Games.
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Every now and then I realize how privliged I am to have a spectaculary beautiful, refreshing and interesting bike route to work. Most of it is through parks or residential areas and there are famous buildings and landmarks on the way, not to mention the English Garden with its views, meadows and streams.
This is my favorite picture, the waterfall at the southern end of the English Garden, close to the Japanese Teahouse that Munich received from Sapporo in 1972 when both cities hosted the Olympic Games.
What do you see on your daily commute?
This is my favorite picture, the waterfall at the southern end of the English Garden, close to the Japanese Teahouse that Munich received from Sapporo in 1972 when both cities hosted the Olympic Games.
What do you see on your daily commute?
Katrina has done this thread before.
And SB is broadening her horizons - last time around it was What do you see from your window?
Expaticus I can't suss out if you're being saracastic but the picture is gorgeous. I shall take my camera out soon and make my post as well! Although my way through Duss isn't particularly beautiful
On my way to work
Expaticus I can't suss out if you're being saracastic but the picture is gorgeous. I shall take my camera out soon and make my post as well! Although my way through Duss isn't particularly beautiful
No, I'm being absolutely serious. The Schlosspark we live just down the street from is really quite impressive.I just couldn't resist throwing in the junky garden link because just a bit before I posted to this thread, some jokers on another thread were telling me a) I should either move somewhere in Germany with nicer scenery and/or b) my daily personal observations over the past half decade were invalid because I was "full of pish" or some other indecipherable britishism.
well... it's and old pic...
Well since the S-bahn is a little too fast to capture this picture (suprisingly). When I have to work in Dachau you get to see Nymphenburg right before Obermenzing:)
No, I'm being absolutely serious. The Schlosspark we live just down the street from is really quite impressive.
I just couldn't resist throwing in the junky garden link because just a bit before I posted to this thread, some jokers on another thread were telling me a) I should either move somewhere in Germany with nicer scenery and/or my daily personal observations over the past half decade were invalid because I was "full of pish" or some other indecipherable britishism.
Well, Expaticus - it will be hard to find you saying ANYTHING nice about Germany and the Germans. One exception: your wife - she surely is a saint.
I just couldn't resist throwing in the junky garden link because just a bit before I posted to this thread, some jokers on another thread were telling me a) I should either move somewhere in Germany with nicer scenery and/or my daily personal observations over the past half decade were invalid because I was "full of pish" or some other indecipherable britishism.
I cycle part of my journey through fragrant fields of strawberries, a golf course and meadows of flowers.
Alighting at Hallbergmoos, I cycle along a path littered with snails that seem to sleep in one field and then go back to the bushes during the day, darned if I understand it.
Alighting at Hallbergmoos, I cycle along a path littered with snails that seem to sleep in one field and then go back to the bushes during the day, darned if I understand it.
ack photobucket... this is the best ive got after a million tries of resizing
On the way to work, or to the bar, or to the video store...
I live in Berlin by the way.
I live in Berlin by the way.
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