We LOVE GERMANY but it feels weird too!
We LOVE GERMANY but it felt weird too!// Happy New Year everyone! We hope you had a great start into the New Year and wish you the very best!
In today's video we're sharing some gorgeous places we visited in Germany and along the way, we experienced some reverse culture shocks that having living in Britain for 7 years now just kicked in. We love both countries and although they aren't that far apart, there are some massive culture difference. Hope you enjoy! Kirsten & Jörg xx
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CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO:
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Exploring Trier
4:34 - Driving to Bad Urach
8:38 - Some reverse culture shocks
10:16 - The market square in Trier
11:39 - The Dom in Trier
12:54 - Kaffee & Kuchen in Trier
14:47 - Kurfürstliches Palais Trier
16:27 - More culture shocks
17:36 - Frankfurt Airport
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I like the idea of stores closed on Sundays. It was like this when I was a child growing up in Virginia. The days were spent with family, resting and relaxing in preparation for the week ahead. Perhaps this would be beneficial in today’s nonstop world. Great video, as always!
Thanks for taking us along with you. I just love history and all the old architecture. I loved the turtle sculpture on the fountain and that quirky carving on the building corner of the man making a silly face by sticking his tongue out. I am truly grateful for you two, because I get to see places I might never see. Peace and love from the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.❤🙏🇺🇲
The architecture is right out of a storybook. Loved hearing the gorgeous church bells! Wishing you both much happiness, good health, and fun adventures in 2023! 🎉
So beautiful. I love Germany, the old building are stunning, that lovely old world feel in the streets of old towns. And the variety of cafes and cakes are so good. Thank you for sharing your lovely videos. ☺️
Our country, USA, is so new compared to Europe. The buildings are what we here, call 'storybook' buildings with all the strips of wood decorating the outside and such. We do not see those style buildings in America anywhere except in books. Thanks for taking us on walking tours of Germany and also in the UK,
You guys have obviously never been to New England.
Germany is so beautiful. Having spent time in the Schwarzwald, I will never forget the beautiful red geraniums everywhere, even on the bridges. And the people were so friendly.🌷
WOW! What a delightful video! Germany is truly a beautiful country! (especially during the festive season). The architecture is stunning, and the food is so appetizing! I love the sound of bells ringing too (such a pleasant and unusual experience for North Americans like me). Thank you so much for filming parts of your visit home for Christmas. I hope you enjoyed yourselves. Happy New Year!
Thank you so much, the very same to you!
Happy New Year, Kirsten and Joerg! Thank you for this wonderful glimpse of Germany. I love the buildings and history. It's all so beautiful.
I also love that Joerg is always stealing a kiss. It is lovely that you are still so romantic after many years of marriage.
Happy New Year 🎉 Germany is so beautiful! I've always said I think it's the cleanest country! The sweetest couple ever in a gorgeous homeland. Thank you both so much, it's very much appreciated 😊
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Thank you so much and Happy New Year to you too! You are so kind!
switzerland is definitely cleaner and more organized
@@dorisw5558 Switzerland is the former Germany. Unfortunately we have more and more messies on our streets. Cleanliness everywhere was a former attribute in Germany. 🤔
I love the building architecture in the towns on your German visits. The pastries look divine - I would be big as a house if I lived there ! For info, the UK shops also used to close half-day Wednesday and all day Sunday until law was changed in early 90's.
I grew up in the 1950’s and 60’s and shops always closed here in Uk on Wednesday afternoon and it was unheard of shops being opened on a Sunday. I think it changed in 1994 .
Another lovely video for us to see and experience your country. It made me smile when you said the shops were closed on Wednesday afternoon in Germany, because we used to have ‘early closing day’ which was a Wednesday, in England. Enjoy the rest of your trip.
Καλή Χρονιά Kirsten και Joerg .Σας εύχομαι υγεία ευτυχία πολύ αγάπη και πολλά ταξίδια με❤από🇬🇷
It used to always be the same in England, the shops would close half day on a Wednesday! xxx
Each time we drive from Munich to Tübingen, we drive the beautiful route over the Swabian Alb and of course, through Bad Urach. I drive this route since 44 years. 🤗🤗🤗 Nice to see this all and that you like it, too. 👍👍👍 The Swabian attributes are: cleanliness, thrift, innovations, diligence, friendliness. And last but not least a yummie kitchen!!! 🤗
THANK YOU! ...THANK YOU!!! ...THANK YOU!!! ...BEAUTIFUL! ...BEAUTIFUL! ...BEAUTIFUL! ...Watching your grand touring video around this German town at times made me cry remembering my Father, my Grandmother, my Great Grandfather. ...Germany is their homeland. I especially recall my father & his brother always talking about the beautiful country, mountains, & towns which created their home. Of course, my Father, Grandmother, & Great Grandfather spoke German. My Father told me about the wonderful buildings & homes saying no others compared. The people & families were very close & worked to help each other...everyone was wise & smart. During the early 1800s German immigrants came to the USA, worked hard, struggling for success with land purchases where the land was difficult to manage but priced at good low cost. My family members at that time harvested trees from the steep mountains & created timber beam businesses for coal mines, & those timber & sawmill companies grew well. My early German family members on my Father's side...plus the early Scotch-Irish family members on my Mother's side came to the USA with nothing & did well. Their lives speak of the strengths & gifted minds of both Germans & Scotch-Irish. ...Around 1957 my Father rejoined his comrades (very close friends) to visit towns & find family & friends after the war. The world was changing, but the homeland spirit remained strong & still exists as a rich spirit of people today. ...Kirsten & Joerg, may all the days of this new year be filled with happiness & satisfaction & happy journeys to explore & share. ...This Video Is Wonderful!!!
Love that old world look & history. The architecture is magnificent. I was raised in NY state in the 1950s when things were closed on Sundays. It's the Lord's day of rest & I wish we could bring that back again. A day for rest, time with God & family.
❤️ . Stunning architecture & gardens in the UK and Germany that we do not have in the US. Thank you for taking us along. Seeing your new video is the highlight of my day. Beautiful video. Love the German words. 😊
We have that architecture in New England where I'm from. Our houses have the original stars on them denoting their origin from the 18th and 19th centuries.
I’m sorry that you have never traveled to see the beautiful cities and towns in the USA. May 2023 be a year of discovery for you.
Aww, you both looked so forlorn when Joerg had to return to England. Two weeks will go by fast and you'll be together again sitting in your little snug at home. Thank you for taking us with you on your outing. The architecture and timber work on some of the buildings is magnificent! I can only imagine how beautiful it must look in the summer. Happy New Year to you both!
Dear Kirsten and Joerg, May I wish you both, and your viewers a Happy New Year. Thank you both for another lovely video. Beautiful old German architecture. Kirsten, you brought me down Memory Lane with the Haribo Happy Cola. When I was a young child my friends and I would buy our sweets in the local corner shop, and these were great favourites, we called them Cola Bottles. Lots of love from Dublin, Ireland.💖🇮🇪
Thanks so much and the very same to you! Oh yes, Cola bottles - the German translation is Colaflaschen.
When I was in Germany- I always love to hear those bells sounding off. We don't have that sort of thing in the states. The streets were so clean, and the forests were beautiful. I had the cnace to go Volksmarching and I would bring the dogs. I just loved it but I love the outdoors anyway I can get it. When I was there all of those years ago, I never could find colored curtains
I remember Trier and visiting the Euroshop. I didn't realise it was Karl Marx house. Very interesting. I love visiting Germany. Happy New Year
Love your Videos, thank you, danke ...👍🏻😉, welcome to Germany all , sending Love from Berlin ❤
You went almoste past my house in the netherlands. Next time come by for thea😅 🌲😇🙏❤ happy new year Kirtsen and Joerg all the best in 2023
👏👏 Fascinante👏👏 Demasiado y bello paseo para ser verdad -real … felicidades, mil felicidades Kirsten Jorg por compartir tan rica experiencia histórica de sus pueblos preciosos de sus padres . Son ustedes exquisitamente educados , buen humor ( yo también adoró las happy Cola ) y es muy hermoso el beso que te da Jorg después de la sublime campanada 🔔🔔🔔 de la iglesia ⛪️
I loved living in Germany it’s so beautiful there! My oldest daughter was born in Nurnberg 40 years ago. I lived in Frankfurt, Hanau as a child and as an adult I lived in Nurnberg and Weisbaden. I cried when I left in 1992. I hope one day I will come back to Germany. I loved walking into the small towns and shopping at all the markets. I miss the delicious food and the people and culture. ❤️
So happy to hear that you have such lovely memories of Germany. Hope you can visit again!x
It is lovely to see you Kirsten and Joerg - Happy New Year to you both. The architecture, town squares, cleanliness and cakes (delish) of these German towns just all so beautiful. Here too (US) the days of quiet Sundays and a hush over businesses are long gone with most things being open and usually very busy - nice to see that Germany still observes one day for a slower pace. Thank you again for bringing us along!
...Such a lovely places 😍 and the church bells everywhere ...just love it ! ...and tote Hose Sonntag 😄...Have a healthy, happy New Year 2023 !..
How beautiful Germany is and the buildings are fantastic. Those cakes look fabulous too!
I lived in Reiderich in high school and attended school there. I have a photo of my German parents and my mom in front of the beautiful fountain in Bad Urach from 1994! Seeing Schwabia brought back so many sweet teenage memories! Happy New Year to both of you!
That's amazing to hear - Happy New Year!
Beautiful small towns,love the houses so gorgeous 🥰.How I miss Getmany,its always in my heart. Thank you for taking me with you.
Thank you for taking us along! xxx
Hi England used tobe exactly the same everywhere closed on a Sunday. When I was growing up the shops always closed on a Wednesday afternoon. In some villages they still do!! Happy new year to you both, enjoy your videos very much.
Чудесно проводите каникулы в милой, уютной Германии. И скорее получить 100 тыс подписчиков!
My uncle and his family lived in Munich and Frankfurt for many years. In the early 1950’s they sent my brother and I lederhosens ( don’t know if I am pronouncing or spelling them properly. Mine was a heavy suede jumper skirt and my brother’s were shorts. They also sent us hats with a plume of feathers from the hatband. I think I am remembering this correctly, I was only about 5 and am now 73! I love the beautiful villages and I’m glad you spent time with your family. It’s rejuvenating to spend time with your parents but it’s so sad to leave them. Happy healthy New Year to you and your loved ones 🥰
Hello from Canada . I love Trier It's been 10 years since i was there. Bad Urah is just gorgeous. Like a picture postcard. Thank you so much for sharing
I agree about the Sunday's and how lovely it can be in smaller towns .Free from the rest of the week.
Dear Kirsten und jorg, you look beautiful in your tweed clothes, and you inspired my husband and me to visit Trier this summer, it looks amazing ❤
OH THE CAKE MAKES MY MOUTH WATER JUST LOOKING
It would be wonderful to live above a store in a lovely square ... but my knees are too bad - Just love the Cafe and Lichen places ...
OMG! I went to Trier when I lived in Birkenfeld. Love the history and the little shops. Thank you for bringing back that memory.
Happy new year, or in Scots, a guid new year tae ane an a' Here in Scotland in days gone by every town had a half day closing for shops. In some towns it would maybe be a Wednesday but in others it could be a Tuesday or, another day. The practice started to die out in larger towns in the 80's and by the 90s it only happened in smaller towns and villages. Now there's no half day closing anywhere that I know of in Scotland. When I was a child if it was half day closing in our town (which if I remember correctly was a Wednesday) if mother wanted to go shopping we would have an afternoon out to a neighbouring town. Mother knew which day was half closing in every town within miles!
Happy New Year! Germany is so beautiful! Thanks for taking us along!
Your vlogs are so comforting to watch! I especially love your Germany videos ❤
Hallo, ihr zwei!☺️sehr schönes Video, ich mag Trier auch sehr und diese schwäbische Kleinstadt war auch zauberhaft 😌ich finde das auch angenehm, dass sonntags die Läden zu haben…. Bis bald!👋🤩
I couldn't believe the height of the doors you walked past Kirsten! I am amazed at the age of the buildings and marvel that many places in Europe and the UK have remnants of the Roman Empire. I am glad that Germany has a day of rest. We all need it! Thank you for another interesting video!
I am head over heels with your channel. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into these wonderful travels that you share with us. God bless youboth!
Thank you so much, we can't tell you how much this means!
Danke schön! I loved your tour of Germany. Fun going into the konditorei. I got to live in Germany for 7 years and been to Trier a few times. I miss the church bells.
I’ve missed you!! Glad you’re taking us on a visit. Have a wonderful and safe time! Happy New Year Kirsten and Jeorg! ❤
Such lovely buildings. It feels like you could walk into a fairy tale on some of those streets. Thank you for sharing!
Shops closing on a Wednesday afternoon in England was normal when I was growing up certainly up to and including the 70s. Also a lot of shops closed all day Monday. Definitely no shopping on a Sunday. Most shops were closed by 5pm the rest of the week. I find some small independent shops still choose a Monday or Wednesday to close if they are open less hours. I agree with you. Sunday was like a different day to the rest of the week. Quiet and relaxing. I really miss that.
Love seeing the towns & cities in Germany & the cakes!😋
I miss Sunday closings..! Sunday is the Lord’s day. We should rest..! I’m glad they close on Sunday..!
Great videos which I love watching and I think that your house is looking very cosey. The room you call your snug, looks extremely cosy. Kirsten I remember the shops in the UK closed on one afternoon on a weekday. This was many years ago There was a shops act of 1911 and this required that shops closed for one half day per week. Of course remember the shops did not open at all on Sundays, except paper shops, I believe in the UK. I wish you both a Happy New Year and look forward to watching more very interesting videos.
When I was young (I’m British) all the shops were closed on a Wednesday afternoon and all day Sunday. Since we’ve had the big superstores here, the opening hours everywhere have slowly changed. Beautiful buildings, thanks for showing us!x
Lovely video . Many years ago we we also used to shut Wednesday afternoon and all day Sunday in the UK . Sunday used to be a lovely calm day it’s very hectic now . I loved watching you have coffee and cake it brings back memories of when I worked in a bakers shop in Germany the bread and cakes are amazing in Germany in fact when I used to go back to visit my mum and dad in the UK I used to always bring him a loaf of German bread because he loved it .
Germany has impressive architecture love the village squares and of course cake...drool
Happy New Year! 🎉 It's kind of funny to watch your videos from Germany as a follow German, but one that knows a lot of British folks. It always makes me grin when you point out the differences, as that is what I always do all the time with my Brotish friends! Thanks for taking us along, I might actually visit Trier too at some point this year! 🤗
I loved New Year's Eve in Germany, Silvesternacht. I remember in Wiesbaden they had huge celebrations with tons of fireworks. The next day, you'd walk downtown and see all the little wires from the rocket style fireworks, but then to walk again downtown the day after that, clean as a whistle. I had also forgotten about Wednesdays...but being excited when November came and not only were shops open on Wednesday, but had later shopping hours, too, until Christmas...and of course, the Christmas Markets. As I do every New Year, I think fondly of Wiesbaden because we married there on 2/2. 35 years soon! Hard to believe.
Hi Kristen and Joerg. Have never been to Germany, but studied German all those many years ago. Its very beautiful. The Architecture is absolutely amazing. Thankyou for showing us around. Bless you both. Your my favourite
So glad you like it, thanks so much Susan!
Lovely towns to stop for a wander and coffee and cake. Trier and Bad Urach are so well-kept….from here, the buildings look as new as the day they were built! Kirsten, you looked beautiful and Jörg handsome, in your ensembles. I hope you enjoy the rest of your time with family, Kirsten. All the best to you both, for 2023!🎉
Thanks so much and the very same to you too!
What a beautiful place! I hope I see it one day. The buildings remind me of Strasbourg....
When I was young .all shops closed .and also Wednesday afternoon closed ..probably changed in the 80,s ..so now we have 7 days a week ..Germany is very beautiful.I’ve only been to Berlin .which we loved .
Happy Blessed New Year! Much Love and Prayers- Thank you for all you do ❤
Hi Kirsten and Joerg, Happy New Year to the both of you, good health and happiness always is wished for you both, I love the architecture in Germany it’s right out of Hans Christian Anderson, so beautiful, thank you for the beautiful video, I want to tell you that when I was young and for many years as I grew up in the UK, the shops closed every Wednesday afternoon, it used to be an English tradition and there were no shops open on a Sunday years ago, of course it’s all changed now, everything is open all the time in the UK as life runs at a faster pace, sometimes it’s nice to slow down and keep the old traditions as Germany has, just my opinion, much love xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
As ever loved this video. I adore the way Joerg often kisses you on your videos😘 I had to smile at 9.48 when bless him, he only managed "half a kiss"! Take care out there. June x
You're the best!
Hello Kirsten and Joerg. I so enjoy your channel. Wherever you are filming from it recharges my batteries. Germany is such a beautiful country. I remember in the 60s in England that all the shops would close early on a Wednesday. I was just a child but I often think and remember those days. A few years later myself and my family moved to Greece where Sundays remained Sundays with the shops closed and public holidays were observed as well with all the shops remaining closed. Even now the shops remain closed on New Year’s Day and public holidays are observed. I am back living in England now and feel like we are flogging a dead horse here. There’s no family time I feel anymore. Everyone is in the rat race. Anyway thank you for taking us along on your charming and most wonderful adventures. Wishing you both a very happy new year.
I noticed how much I didn’t see of Germany even I lived there up to the age of 35. Now I’m almost 14 years in England and think I wouldn’t fit in anymore in Germany.
There is something a bit sad about seeing the beautiful marketplaces all empty when you recall how beautiful they looked during December.
Je suis ravie de vous revoir tous les deux. Je vous présente mes meilleurs voeux pour 2023. J'ai beaucoup aimé votre vidéo. L'architecture des maisons allemandes me font un peu penser aux maisons à colombages de l'Alsace. Je vous dis à la semaine prochaine. Prenez soin de vous et un grand merci pour toutes vos vidéos que j'adore.
Oooh, a little bit sad to see Joerg leaving. Nevertheless have a good time with your family, Kirsten.🥰🤗
It is always interesting how the beauty lies in the old architecture. Nothing contemporary can really compare. People like to hang out in the historic parts of towns, not in the new neighborhoods.
Wonderful scenery. I like that the Sundays are closed and also wed. evenings as well. It’s a nice break from this break neck pace. It used to be like that in a small southern US town I grew up in.
Trier is one of many places in Germany that I have wanted to visit again. Thank you for the wonderful trip down memory lane and may many blessings flow abundantly to you both and your families this New Year!
I love the "Fachwerk" houses...they are so cute 🏚🤗
Looks Beautiful! So do those Cakes🙂 thank you for a lovely tour! Really enjoy watching all your wonderful Videos! Take care💕
So exciting-we went to Trier in the late 1980s when we lived in England. That building, the Porta Nigra was really fascinating. How lovely to see it! I did not realise that Karl Marx was born in Trier- thank you! And what a beautiful small town square, even in wintertime! And who can resist a German bakery!❤
Thank you it was beautiful! Happy New Year!
Without all the crowds it look like a low key relaxing day.
Definitely!
Liebe Kirsten und natürlich auch Jörg , ich verfolge euren Kanal seit gut anderthalb Jahren und sehe wie er wächst und wie viel Mühe ihr euch gebt interessante Bilder zu gestalten. Es wird sicherlich nicht mehr lange dauern bis ihr die 100.000 Abonnenten als KZheadr hab. Ihr habt klein angefangen mit der deutsche Sprache und seid dann ins Englische gewechselt und hab damit sehr viel Erfolg gehabt und erreicht dadurch sehr viele Menschen weltweit. Auch ich habe mein Englisch durch euren Kanal verbessert und gleichzeitig interessante Bilder und Schlösser in England gesehen. Ich freue mich darauf wenn ihr uns bald eure KZhead Trophäe zeigen könnt mit 100.000 Abonnenten. Toi toi toi. Liebe Grüße aus Hamburg🏆
Vielen lieben Dank, das ist lieb! Oh das war ein zweiter Kanal, den wir auf Deutsch gemacht haben. Würde es gern weiter machen aber es ist zeitlich nicht zu schaffen. Ganz ganz liebe Grüße
Genau aus dem gleichen Grund schaue ich "english spoken" Videos. 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi, Love your videos! in the UK up until the end of the 1970's every wednesday afternoon and all day sunday the shops were always closed! i was brought up with that....now people panic if shops shut just Christmas day they all panic buy like shops are shutting for a month!!!
I know, it can be far too much! We are always so shocked when shops are open on Boxing Day etc. It's also good to have a rest and just plan ahead.
I think the closing on Sunday is so very nice.
What gorgeous buildings and the pastry 🍰 shops were mouth watering.
Belated happy new year wishes to you two! Those centuries-old houses, the church bells, and that amazingly old Porta Nigra - I loved looking at it all. I know how it is to be in one place while your husband has to be in another. I sure missed my husband when in the 1990's he drove from New York to Oklahoma to visit his old high-school pal who really needed his help. When he returned home after two weeks away, I cooked him his favorite meal: Chicken paprikash with spaetzle!
Happy new year! When I was a little girl, shops closed every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Nothing was open on Sundays. So everywhere was very quiet! Now like you said, every day is the same! It was good for shopkeepers to have a break. I don't think they could do that nowadays!
You must miss each other very much I assume, I hope you see each other very soon 💕
How wonderful to see Germany in all its heritage and well-preserved glory! I hope that the UK can learn that it doesn't need to bulldoze old historic and inimitable buildings but preserve them!! UK Borough Councils hear this! Look at what developers have wrought in Knightsbridge and the City! Total heritage destruction in exchange for filthy lucre... how the council gets away with it is unbelievably mind-blowing...London will lose its appeal if it starts looking like any other city...it's in its cultural difference that it's appreciated.
I THINK YOUR BOTH SO NICE & I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS. MY FATHERS PARENTS CAME OVER TO THE USA FROM GERMANY. I LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT THEM THE WAY THEIR LITTLE HOME WAS.SET UP SO CUTE WITH DOILIES ALL OVER & BEAUTIFUL OLD THINGS. THE WAY SHE COOKED & BAKED WAS AMAZING. MY FATHER PASSED AWAY IN 2001 MY HUSBAND & I WANTED TO TAKE HIM & GO BACK TO GERMANY FOR A VACATION. WE KNEW HE WANTED TO GO VISIT THERE ONCE AGAIN BEFORE HE WASN'T ABLE. WELL, WE NEVER DID GET TO GO THERE AN VISIT LOVE SEEING YOUR VIDEOS & THE BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS.GOD BLESS YOU BOTH & THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL VIDEOS. I MISS ALL THE NOODLE PUDDING & GERMAN DISHES MY GRANDMOTHER MADE.HOMEMADE SAUERKRAUT MY GRANDFATHER WOULD MAKE & THE GERMAN SAUSAGES & BREAD I COULD GO ON & ON. BEST TO THE BOTH OF YOU FOR A NEW YEAR. BIG HUG FROM MY FAMILY HERE IN THE USA LYNN BERGSTRASSER STASH~~~♥♥
Gorgeous buildings, and love the church bells.
I loved Trie , I was told it was the Roman capital in Europe outside of Italy during the Roman Empires rule . The Roman buildings are amazingly intact . The central plaza of Trie is very charming . The surrounding countryside is also very charming . Thank you for reminding me of my time in this area xx I have a surprise for you , I come from London and when I lived in London it was always half day closing on Wednesdays . I was very upset that they brought in Sunday opening in the UK it showed no respect for our Christian faith and observation of the sabbath being a day of rest and Christian fellowship . I think it sad and not progressive in any way ! Thank you for always uplifting me with your lovely trips out pointing out parts of interest , not to mention the coffee tea and cake treats we get to be jealous of ! Wishing you both a perfect 2023 love and blessings to you. xx
Trier is so beautiful, I would love to visit! Kirsten without Joerg , Oh No! That is like the moon without the sun😔
Happy New Year to you too with health and happiness dear Kirsten and Joerg ❤!
As a German I love it so much that almost everything is closed on Sundays -especially for the workers of course but also for myself - it's a true day of rest for most people. You two are so sweet to each other, it was funny hearing you speak German at the end :D
Wir auch, das fehlt manchmal hier. Hier gehen die meisten sonntags einkaufen und mähen rasen. Das kann nerven, weil es schön ist, einen Ruhetag zu haben.
Oh my goodness!!!! Such stunning buildings. My heart aches to see these in person. Thank you for sharing. So sad to see him walk away from his love. 😢❤
Thank you so much Tonya! Oh I really didn't want him to leave.
Really enjoyed this video! I marvel at the architecture in the town square. I have always been fascinated by the upper floors of these buildings above the shops. The windows look so inviting! Are those residential?
I live and worked as a teacher in Trier. I love the town very much.
ok hello KIRSTEN and JOERG thank you.
I lived in England 50 years ago and I remember some towns and villages closed for a half day then . I think it was the day before market day . I live in the southern USA and I remember stores closing half a day a week then as well. All changed now .
Ahh, you 2 are so cute together…loving your vlogs, I’ve learned so much from you…keep doing what you do,. Blessing for a wonder filled 2023… ❤️🇨🇦❤️