Wahre Winterfreuden — True Winter Delights

What for some people can be stressing can be a dream for others.

If getting to your job every day equals getting through a mass amount of snow (and, eventually, passing transverse trucks) you may feel overwhelmed and stressed at times. Same holds true if you simply don’t like coldness.

For others, however, it can be very pleasing and relaxing walking through snow and experiencing true German winter — including its coldness it provides in 2009/2010.


Note: That (below) is not a piece of cake (click to enlarge)… ;-)

Balcony in German Winter, Berlin 2010

Balcony in German Winter, Berlin 2010

And these bike seats below are not that high in summer… ;-)

Bikes in German Winter, Berlin 2010

Bikes in German Winter, Berlin 2010

The kids like it, too… :-)

Berlin Winter with Kids, 2010

Berlin Winter with Kids, 2010

Here’s the Berlin Reichstag…

Berlin Reichstag in Winter, 2010

Berlin Reichstag in Winter, 2010

And, finally, the majestic Brandenburg Gate (again, click on it to see the large version)…

Brandenburg Gate in Winter, 2010

Brandenburg Gate in Winter, 2010

Hope you have a chance to enjoy the German winter this time.

If you’re still thinking about visiting Germany this winter, don’t delay… it’s incredible this time! Entire Germany is white these days providing us with countless of opportunities to do the things we like to do in pure white snow.

So get on that airplane and… off to Germanyyyyyyyyy!

—Marcus

 

7 Responses to “Wahre Winterfreuden — True Winter Delights”

  1. Jen says:

    My, you are certainly getting the snow this season! Skiing in Germany will be excellent for weeks~how lucky!

    Thanks for sharing your pictures!

  2. Fred says:

    Nice pictures, would like to come back for a vist. Was stationed in Frankfurt a/m for 4 yrs. 49-52.

  3. Brandon M says:

    Very nice marcus i am really considering going to germany, but is germany American friendly?

    • Marcus says:

      Sure it is, Brandon! We love America and Americans! You helped us survive WW II, and the US Army is still present throughout Germany (Heidelberg, Kaiserslautern, Schweinfurt, etc). We are pretty happy and incredibly grateful that you Americans were and are here. :-)

      ~Marcus

  4. Andrea says:

    Fantastic text!! I’m going to Berlin in the end of the year and can’t wait to see it white :-)

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