Bonzi says It’s a nice place, isn’t it?

Another weekend in my hometown left us battling with even more snow coming down Sunday morning. 

We are also still hunting local guest houses for a taste of Doppelbock, which is only brewed and sold during the time of Lent. The locals are supposed to be fasting, but not in regards to liquid bread.

Hambach Main Street on 21 Feb 2010

Please note the cyclists daring the roads. They were not the only ones riding bikes in the snow either.

Clearing the windshield

For a couple of minutes, we contemplated changing plans…

Road from Hambach to Dittelbrunn

Good ol' Hambach a.k.a. Hammich

Once I find a guest house offering Doppelbock beer, I will post again.

Snowy Germany

In Germany, you often see bicyclists on the Fahrradweg (bicycle path) in most types of weather. Right now though, these bicyclists have been replaced by skiers, who plow along right next to the street.

It has been snowing off and on all day. But in the middle of the afternoon, we got caught in a heavy snowstorm. A big load of snow got dumped over Oberursel and vision was limited – the windshield wipers were very busy.

The picture on the bottom right: This might look like a gigantic Maß Bier with a head of foam, but it isn’t. Come to think of it, I do not know what it is. Everything looks different under snow.

Many Germans stay home tonight.

The Faroese Islands in Winter

A Faroese friend sent me these pictures after I had mentioned I would like to see what the Faroe Islands look like when covered in snow. She said one of her friends had taken them and I had permission to publish them. Thanks friend!

The colors of a good winter day #1

Sun light on the Faroese #2

A hidden coastal town on the Faroese islands #3

Clouds lining up in unison with the poles #4

The Faroese day ends early when the sun sets about 3:30 pm in mid-January #5

Winter in the Faroese islands #6

If any of you readers recognize some of the spots, please let me know by leaving a comment referring to the photo number.

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