Village Hotel am Weyerberg
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Mein Erfahrungsbericht ist online!
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Toll, dass ihr euch für einen Au-Pair-Aufenthalt in Spanien
interessiert! Ich kann euch darin, sofern ihr noch keine Entscheidung
getroffen habt, nur bestärken. Ich habe eine tolle und erlebnisreiche
Zeit in Spanien (Navarra) als Au-Pair erlebt und möchte euch gerne etwas
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Meine Gastfamilie
Meine junge Gastfamilie bestand aus meiner Gastmutter (35 Jahre), ...
Apfel Saft
... for secondary roads to be 'Kopfsteinpflaster' or cobble stone. So even though the bottles were in milk crates, they simply could not resist putting on a great concert.
After finding the way to the farm we found a place to park the car. I step out and look around. Here in the middle of fields and woods was a beautiful farmhouse, well over a hundred years old. Cobblestone driveways, masonry architecture, old barns; the list goes on. It was almost ...
Dry Dock 2012
Hello all! So we have been here in Bremenhaven since thursday and it has all been very overwhelming! Loads going on, working long days and learning a lot. There are no passengers onboard at the moment as they ship is having work done to it. Me and a few of my team went into Bremenhaven yesterday for the first time. Not a lot going on but we did some shopping and are off to Karaoke tomorrow eve for the other girl on the team's birthday - and yes I shall ...
Rainy Day in Bremen
... s freeways (i.e. most people drive 80 mph, yet people still manage pass you. However when they pass in Germany, they are sometimes doing 130, not 95). It is just the idea; freedom to drive how fast you want.
It was a rainy, cold day; just like almost every other day in Northern Germany. The weather is just one of those things one simply adapts to. The one thing it does have going for it is that there is nothing like a ...
In Baden!
Hello everyone. Just wanted to let you know that, yes, I am still alive. I am living in a village called Baden in the city of Achim. I am in Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony), and just 25 minutes from Bremen. I am told that is is possible to make the journey by bike, although ...
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