Sankt Peter-Ording and Breklum, Northern Germany

October 17, 2013May 7, 2017Leave a comment

During our CouchSurfing and mitfahrgelegenheit adventures in the northernmost border of Germany we passed through the small village of Breklum. The origins of this town can be traced back to the 4300–2300 BC and the church itself was built in 1200. It was the church in which my great great great great relatives (I haven't … Continue reading Sankt Peter-Ording and Breklum, Northern Germany

Chicago: The Most American of Cities

October 3, 2013April 13, 20222 Comments

August 26th, 2013 Chicago is a unique place. The phrase “an all American” city spouted out of the loudspeaker in the orange line coming from the airport and I wondered how Chicago could claim to be any more all-american than some of our other big cities. New York for example, comes to mind. As does … Continue reading Chicago: The Most American of Cities

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Sankt Peter-Ording and Breklum, Northern Germany

Chicago: The Most American of Cities