Yesterday I took a ride with my mountainbike. My MP3-player suddenly played the song “the world stands still” by Jan Delay. That could be the hymne for the next weeks if not months. According to the impressions I received today upon a flying visit in Hannover and the yet to come health risks and economical challenges for the world the
Fahr nach Hannover in Corona-Zeiten, später MTB-Tour durch BS
We are currently witnissing a big crisis. In order not to panic you need things in your life that please you and divert you from the daily flow of bad news. I decided on a walk through the park to take pictures of trees and plants blossoming. It really calmed me down and guided my attention on beautiful colours and
Bilder des erwachenden Frühlings im März 2020 während der Corona-Krise.
Until November 2016 I did not know what the term “Black Swan” means. Than, Donald Trump became President elected of the United States on November 8th, 2016. On that day stock exchange prices went down and then up again. I start to take interest in stock markets and get myself the “Börsenradio”-App. Amongst others I studied Business Administration, i.e. I
The suffering is almost over. It is sunday, it is not raining, it is not stormy, i.e. perfect weather for another hiking tour in the Harz Mountains. Our plans are supposed to take us to the Ilse(n)stein, close to Ilsenburg. We meet at the railway station in Bad Harzburg. From there we drive by car to the parking lot “Blochhauer”
Wanderung mit Christian und Susanne am 8.3.2020 von Ilsenburg (Blochhauer) zum Ilsestein, zur Plessenburg und zurück nach Ilsenburg. Dort Besuch der Fotoschau im Naturparkhaus.
This article is about a visit to a closing event at the Brunswieck coffee bar “MokkaBär” on yesterday. It is the final day of the foto-exhibition by Olaf Ziegler, showing “Lost Places” in Germany, Belgium and at the Czeck border. The artist was born in Peine (close to Brunswieck) and moved to the city of Henry the Lion in 2004.
Finissage von Lost Places von Olaf Ziegler im Mokka-Bär am 22.2.2020.
El-Kurdi, a German with Arabic roots from his fathers side, tells us the story of his family and himself. A story, which is quite interesting and impressive. El-Kurdis mother moved after World War II in search of a job from Germany to England. There she met her later husband, a Jordanian guy from the Arab Legion. After one year of