This is the front of my house.
People here really do put Gartenzwerge (gnomes) in their gardens!
I live on Ziegelstrasse.
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Have you visited the home and ceramic museum? I think I remember you mentioning that before.
How bizarre to see foreign symbols on an otherwise ‘normal’ street sign! And can they really be serious about the garden gnomes?!!
Jill, missing you a lot! Love the blog; I’ll follow your trip and pray for you.
Viel Gluek; Ich wuensche dir gute Erlebnisse und alles gut.
See ya at Erich’s wedding,
Jeff