As promised I am showing you more of my hot adventure in Germany.
I met Petzi, my old friend who always welcomes me warmly into the house.
On the hottest day we walked around the old town of Reutlingen.
It has still remnants of the town wall in some places….. shame about the blue bins in front….
Guess what I saw?
Reutlingen has the narrowest street in the world and this is in the Guiness Book.
We have not eaten too much and could easily get through. ( 31cm or 1 foot wide)
That was fun. I could pose on the beam of the old house.
I saw a lovely tiny house from 1758, my mum remembers it as a shop for brooms.
They have beautiful wells in the pedestrian zone and on the market place.
The church, ‘Marien Kirche’ is a lovely building too!
Then I met Brauni, my gran’s teddy and we caught up with the teddy news from all over the world.
I loved the garden in front of the house and played a lot in the greenery.
Too soon it was time to go home again, luckily we had the hot sunshine the whole time.
Just when we were in Stuttgart ready to fly back a big thunderstorm came and made us late for take off.
It was rather amazing to see the flashes and black sky and then soon we went up and saw the fluffy clouds which brought us into the cooler Britain.
I had a super time and enjoyed a peaceful time with my mum and gran!
Great story and fun and educational pics – thanks!
Thanks very much Kim, I appreciate your lovely comment. 🙂
Hi Danny. How nice to see your friends and the town. You were very brave to fly so high in the sky. Love Fanny & Stanley xxx
Thank you two, I enjoyed the hot weather… which you 2 have all the time….. now back in the cold and rain…. hehe, hugs Danny!
Thank you for the fun tour, Danny. I’m glad you both arrived home safely. Please say hi to Ute for me. I hope to meet you both some day.
Thanks Russ, will do! I’d love to accompany her to California… that would be just soooooo super…
Looks loke you had such a great time. Thanks for the beautiful photos. 😘
We certainly did – together. Thanks Sylvia
Danny, Danke, danke fuer den wunderschoenen Spaziergang durch diese herrliche alte Stadt. I am sure, Ute enjoyed it as well – come back soon with another lovely story. Tschuess fuer heute. Carina (mein Baer heisst ‘yogi’ und ist nun bereits ueber 50! Jahre jung 🙂
Carina, I thank you for being here and commenting. I am so happy that you enjoyed it as much as I did. Petzi is my mum’s sister’s teddy and is actually 55 years old. Some grey hair I detect hehe. He is even wearing her baby clothes and her second pair of shoes, as gran says. Please give Yogi my warm regards and a bear to bear hug. Love Danny
Wie schön, du warst also auch in dieser engen Reutlinger Gasse 🙂 Sowie die Hitze etwas nachlässt fahren wir ganz bestimmt auch wieder nach Reutlingen. Dein Petzi hat aber große Schuhe an 🙂
Ute, das sind anscheinend die zweiten Schuhe die meine Schwester hatte for 55 Jahren, so sagt meine Mutter. Ich finde sie auch gross, doch mit den Schuhen kann Petzi sogar stehen. 🙂
Ja Reutlingen wird immer schoener… seit ich wegbin… 🙂
Liebe Ute, Reutlingen ist sehr schön, da hat einer meiner Söhne gewohnt, ich wünsche dir einen schönen neuen Tag, Klaus
Ja Klaus es ist eine schoene Stadt und ich merke es immer mehr wenn ich zu Besuch komme.
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I love your photos! I lived in Stuttgart for a year many moons ago
Yes I know Terry, it is lovely down there.
Sorry, I forgot I already told you
I always love your Danny stories, Ute! It does look a pretty place 🙂 Sweet memories!
Thanks, it was my home for 18 years, and it seems to get nicer every time I go there. Lots of good memories too!
I’d love to visit Germany someday. I’m especially interested in driving romantic road. Maybe even breathing Germany in winter just to experience Christmas in that area.
The romantic road is very nice. I am sure you would love Germany in Summer or Winter. Hope you can do it one day !
Wow Danny! You’re quite a traveler aren’t you? Amazing shots of a beautiful place. I love the architecture and style of the houses. Definitely a place where I would like to live. It looks like everyone had lots of fun as well. It’s always wonderful to have a good friend by your side to visit such lovely places. Thanks for sharing. You’re adorable and so are your friend. 😀 ♥
Thanks very much Sophia, we had a great time, as you say it is great to travel with friends. Love to you 🙂
I am very glad you all enjoyed Ute. Thanks and love to you as well. 🙂
ich wünsche ein schönes Wochenende
Yes, the blue bins detract a lot.
Well, they don’t have that many tourists there…..
liebe Ute, schönen Sonntag wünsche ich
Gleichfalls
auch für dich
Looks like it was awesome
We had a lovely time and the weather was outstanding too!
So glad 🙂
It’s a nice cool day here today. I have the windows open & there’s a nice breeze coming through the house. Ahhhh… 😀
Thanks for bringing us along on your adventure. Isn’t it amazing how we all fit through that narrow street? LOL
{Hugs}
It is true, such a funny street though! It is great the town has something like that to tell all visitors. It is fairly new, it wasn’t there when I grew up, well the street was there but no one thought of marketing it that way.
Danny, what a wonderful tour guide you are. I couldn’t possibly fit into such a narrow street. Do you know that in Dunedin, NZ we have the steepest street in the world? Or so the story goes. 😉
Wow I have to google that…. I bet my mum could cycle up there… she gives up on a small hill already… hehe… just googled it… well it looks terrible to go up and down looks even worse… wow
I have been up and down the street in a tour bus. I don’t think I could walk it!
Petzi looks amazing for 55 years old,! I am sure one of his secrets is to always have fun and he looks like he is doing just that in those pictures! Awesome! 🙂
You are right, never thought of that. yes having fun is the best! Thank you!
Dear Ute,
die engste Straße der Welt habe ich zwar gesehen, aber nicht getraut durchzugehen, da ich Angst hatte, stecken zu bleiben 🙂
LG Bernhard
Haha, teddy hat durch gepasst und sein Bauch war so voll mit Spaetzle und Soss 🙂