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.
Petzi and I
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!
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- Maximilian Brunnen
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- Marien Kirche
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- Wilhelm Strasse
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- Linden Brunnen
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- Garten Tor
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- Spitalhof
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!
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- Me on the plane
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- Thunderclouds
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- Thunderclouds
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- Flying into sunshine
