A Virtual Berliner Buffet
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Today in Food on Fridays it’s the latest in our quest to find the perfect Berliner.
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Not quite a fork in the road
Well, it’s not a fork in the road, but it is a fork in an unexpected place. At least I didn’t expect a fork to turn up in a glass of white wine.
Scene in a Bubble
If a picture is worth 1000 words, then I really don’t have much to add to introduce the photo below. Suffice to say that it is a real soap-bubble blown by a man with a large double wand contraption that … Continue reading
Playing in the park
As a quick addendum to yesterday’s Monday Mystery, I decided to post some variations I did of a photo taken in a corner of that modern-day park where the old cemetery in Tübingen once stood.
Monday Mysteries: The Steps to Nowhere
Today’s Monday Mysteries post answers the question: “Why is there a small set of steps to nowhere at an opening in a hedge next to the Ammer River?”
Of Bismarcks sweet and sour
An alternate title for today’s Food on Friday post could also be “when a Bismarck is not a Berliner by any other name.”
A German San Francisco
It’s not quite time yet for the Eurovision contest to be heating up. But Cascada, the group that performed last year’s Germany entry, popped up recently in the most unlikely of places and it seemed worthy of a mention here … Continue reading
Patches of Blue
To follow yesterday’s panoramic look at Tübingen in the fog, today are some more photos of the castle and the town with both fog and blue skies, simultaneously.
Sunshine in the fog
On Sunday morning, the weather was an odd mix of fog that had settled over parts, but not all, of the downtown buildings. So, there was a curious mix of fog and splotches of blue sky. When we looked up … Continue reading
Monday Mysteries: High Water Mark
I’m adding a new series to the blog starting today called Monday Mysteries. It was inspired by a book that Chris and I ran across recently which talks about 50 secret places or little-known stories that “solve” the mysteries of things … Continue reading