Hey everyone! We are so excited to share our first EVER ride on an Alpine Coaster with you today! Just a fun little stop we made but we look forward to more so if you have any favorites in Germany or around the area, let us know in the comments so we can check them out! ALSO....We are looking ahead to creating a video where we attempt to cook some favorite/popular German dishes to see how we do so we would LOVE your help with some suggestions for what we should try to make! Let us know down below! ⬇⬇⬇ Thanks for watching!
There is a Sommerrodelbahn in the Welzheimer Wald nearby where I live at... It's more like a Rutschbahn (slide) than on rails like this one... The most impresive Rodelbahn I've seen was near to Mont Blanc in the french alps...
Oooo a slide version would be fun!! We would love to try that too! And maybe we will get to the French alps eventually as well. We are about to start making some camping rounds and we bet that would be beautiful!
It was a lot of fun! It took us moving to Germany to finally ride one! haha. I have a feeling there might be some here that are VERY intense so we look forward to scoping those out too!
Haha we totally understand! I’m glad I didn’t fly out 😆. And thank you!! we will have to look that one up! I saw the link but then it disappeared…I think RUclips sometimes automatically removes links but if you know the name please feel free to send it again and we will pull up the website! 🤗
Looks like a fun ride! I have no idea about favorite amusement stuff. Nothing what you already tried out. For the cooking some favorite/popluar german dishes, i suggest, Kartoffelsalat, Königsberger Klopse. Go look for Backcamenbert from the Companey Alpenhain in a supermarket. Only from Alpenhain please and serverd with Bread or Bratkartoffeln. Maybe making and cooking Frikadellen? Maybe selfmade Kartoffelpuffer. Maybe Rindsrouldaden with Rotkraut and Kartoffeln. Leberkäse with a Spiegelei and Kartoffelbrei. In Supermarkets, in US it is calles Grocery Store i guess, there are Knödel or Kartoffelbrei from Pfanni, Knor, Dr. Oetker etc. A poweder like and you need to add Milk and cook it. For a dessert, i would go for Schoko and Vanille Pudding from Dr. Oetker. It is also a powder and you have too cook it. Add milk, but at the background of a package Pudding powder is described how you make it. Make Krautsalat by your own. I suggest the Kraut Ur-kohl, not the standard Kohl, but Ur-Kohl. Try to get a small Krautkopf and then cut it down into pieces. I like the taste such much, i eat it rawr. The last Urkohl Kopf i had, sucked, because it was to dry inside. Maybe you should wait with Ur-Kohl some weeks, untill it rained more and new generation of Kohl is in the supermarkets.
It was a lot of fun! We hope to try others in the future! And yay! Thank you for all the wonderful food ideas! We are really looking forward to attempting some dishes...probably even a few videos on that over time as we enjoy trying new cooking (can't promise how good we are at it though lol)
Just looked that up and would love to try that! Didn’t know that was the name for it but we passed it several times on the way in and out of the area and thought it looked really fun! 😍
It will be up next Wednesday! Can't wait to share it..the park was so fun and beautiful!! We are a bit behind because I unexpectedly had to get stitches this week. 🙈🙈
thank you so much! We saw something come through but nothing came up when we searched. We will keep trying to find it though as we are always so appreciative of the suggestions from everyone! 🙏🙏
Hey everyone! We are so excited to share our first EVER ride on an Alpine Coaster with you today! Just a fun little stop we made but we look forward to more so if you have any favorites in Germany or around the area, let us know in the comments so we can check them out! ALSO....We are looking ahead to creating a video where we attempt to cook some favorite/popular German dishes to see how we do so we would LOVE your help with some suggestions for what we should try to make! Let us know down below! ⬇⬇⬇ Thanks for watching!
You have to go to the Wasserkuppe (a mountain) in the Rhön near Fulda. There are several Rodelbahnen runs and the German gliding museum
Looks like a lot of fun, I have been on Alpine coasters in Germany but not the Rodelbahn. I would love to oneday :). Thanks for sharing.:).
Yes! Definitely give them a try! So much fun!
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This looked like so much fun!
It definitely is a cool experience. xx
We had a blast! Can't wait to try out others and see how fast they get lol
There is a Sommerrodelbahn in the Welzheimer Wald nearby where I live at... It's more like a Rutschbahn (slide) than on rails like this one... The most impresive Rodelbahn I've seen was near to Mont Blanc in the french alps...
Oooo a slide version would be fun!! We would love to try that too! And maybe we will get to the French alps eventually as well. We are about to start making some camping rounds and we bet that would be beautiful!
It looks like a lot of fun. We have those in Tennessee. I am sure the one there is more intense
It was a lot of fun! It took us moving to Germany to finally ride one! haha. I have a feeling there might be some here that are VERY intense so we look forward to scoping those out too!
There is an Alpine Coster down from hills in Oberammergau / Bavaria I think its harden even though i would never do it ;-)
Haha we totally understand! I’m glad I didn’t fly out 😆. And thank you!! we will have to look that one up! I saw the link but then it disappeared…I think RUclips sometimes automatically removes links but if you know the name please feel free to send it again and we will pull up the website! 🤗
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Looks like a fun ride! I have no idea about favorite amusement stuff. Nothing what you already tried out. For the cooking some favorite/popluar german dishes, i suggest, Kartoffelsalat, Königsberger Klopse. Go look for Backcamenbert from the Companey Alpenhain in a supermarket. Only from Alpenhain please and serverd with Bread or Bratkartoffeln. Maybe making and cooking Frikadellen? Maybe selfmade Kartoffelpuffer. Maybe Rindsrouldaden with Rotkraut and Kartoffeln. Leberkäse with a Spiegelei and Kartoffelbrei. In Supermarkets, in US it is calles Grocery Store i guess, there are Knödel or Kartoffelbrei from Pfanni, Knor, Dr. Oetker etc. A poweder like and you need to add Milk and cook it. For a dessert, i would go for Schoko and Vanille Pudding from Dr. Oetker. It is also a powder and you have too cook it. Add milk, but at the background of a package Pudding powder is described how you make it. Make Krautsalat by your own. I suggest the Kraut Ur-kohl, not the standard Kohl, but Ur-Kohl. Try to get a small Krautkopf and then cut it down into pieces. I like the taste such much, i eat it rawr. The last Urkohl Kopf i had, sucked, because it was to dry inside. Maybe you should wait with Ur-Kohl some weeks, untill it rained more and new generation of Kohl is in the supermarkets.
It was a lot of fun! We hope to try others in the future! And yay! Thank you for all the wonderful food ideas! We are really looking forward to attempting some dishes...probably even a few videos on that over time as we enjoy trying new cooking (can't promise how good we are at it though lol)
If you're in Wald-Michelbach, check also the Solar-Draisine.
Just looked that up and would love to try that! Didn’t know that was the name for it but we passed it several times on the way in and out of the area and thought it looked really fun! 😍
I haven't been able to find the Tripsdrill part 2 video?
It will be up next Wednesday! Can't wait to share it..the park was so fun and beautiful!! We are a bit behind because I unexpectedly had to get stitches this week. 🙈🙈
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thank you so much! We saw something come through but nothing came up when we searched. We will keep trying to find it though as we are always so appreciative of the suggestions from everyone! 🙏🙏
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Alpine means in the Alps (mountain range ) and Wald-Michelbach is about 400 km North of the Alps, so no, not Alpine.