Stadthotel Konstanz
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10 months!!!
... flu. My parents got it first therefore they could understand my suffering quite well. But now, I feel better and I can spend time on more enjoyable things like trying Christmas cookies, emptying my first Santa Claus bag (with many mandarins and no peanuts!) or marvel at the heavy snowfall. Soon, I will celebrate my first Christmas and first New Year :)!
That’s all for this year, more to come in ...
3/4 years old!
... Lego box or the news rack, you clear away shelves and you love to play in middle of your ´hurricane´. We enjoy, that you occasionally play by yourself. Nevertheless, you love to be and play with us and watch other kids. You´re fascinated by animals and you don´t have any timidity to touch them. At the moment, you´re teething very much. Your red cheeks and bright red butt let us guess that you get some additonal teeth very soon. You´ve got 4 teeth already... or even more? ...
A crash course in Appenzeller history and culture
... distinctive taste – this recipe, which is derived of various fresh herbs, roots, leaves, flowers and rinds, is heavily guarded and only known in fully by two people
· Around 9000 tons of Appenzeller cheese are produced each year
· A cow produces on average 20 L of milk per day
In addition to the panels, you get a glimpse into their cheese cellars which are roughly two stories high and probably about 50 m long and 75 m ...
When the cows come marching in...Alpabfahrt!
... I made my way back to the TI to meet up with Megs. On the way back, I spotted the one man clean-up crew coming through town to erase any evidence that the cows had been through (see the photo below and you’ll see how it’s done so efficiently).
After I met up with Megs we picked up a few postcards of the Appenzell area and we headed back to the parked van. That’s when I realized that I had forgotten to inquire about the goat bells ...
Barfussweg
... an angle. My front wheel slipped into the railroad track groove and down I went like a sack of bricks, skidding along the road for a few meters. My handlebar mirror was smashed and I had a bloody knee and elbow. Luckily, there wasn’t any traffic at that moment and there was a construction crew nearby that kindly came over and offered some bandages. I applied the bandages and we resumed our journey into town.
We locked up ...