American explores Old German Town (altstadt) - Calw, Baden Württemberg, Germany (Herman Hesse Stadt)
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024
- I went top Claw in Baden Württemberg and walked around. Boom Baby Lets go!!!!!!! I wrote the poem but I didn't post it here.
Herman Hesse Stadt, Claw
#claw #germany #altstadt
I went to Calw and also to Wiel Der Stadt (which was also really cool)! What other small town should I visit in Baden Wurttemberg?
I can't tell you a single town, but can tell you some sights in Baden-Württemberg. I was born in Baden-Württemberg and still live here because it is so pretty. My favorite places are: Nebelhöhle (which means "fog cave") in Sonnenbühl, also many places at the "Schwäbische Alb", the "Ehemaliger Truppenübungsplatz" in Münsingen (which means "former military training area", it is now a bautiful biosphere area) and last but not least: "Blautopf" in Blaubeuren (which means "blue pot", it is a beautiful spring out of a cave, where the water has a lovely turquoise color.
Sorry for my bad english skills 😅
Try to get to lake Constance, worth it.
Freiburg is also very nice
I recommend Ettlingen near Karlsruhe. Ettlingen has a very beautiful old town centre.
i literally live in calw holy hell tell me next time :D
I love your videos and your perspective on things. Thanks for coming back.
glad you like the videos, thanks for watching ¨̮
Connor, your German is getting better and better. Mind-blowing.🙂
Greetings from Calw! I just found this video while searching for my town. I appreciate the video. It was nice to see how fascinating the town is for other people visiting it for the first time. Great video!
It’s nice to see how respectfull you are 👍🏻 Great video
Indeed I always think that when I watch him exploring new things. And especially when you were inside the church, Conner. I have seen lots of tourists not able to turn down their voices when they are inside a church, even when they are Christians and would do it automatically at home in their own church.... I love this respectfulness.
Hey Conner :), I am from the northern part of the Schwarzwald, so I already knew those three cities/places, but it was really nice to see how you discover it. Thx for making such videos about old city towns. Before I am going to answer at least some of your questions, I would suggest you to revisit the cloister of Hirsau when you actually can walk around when you are already in this area to see the rest of Weil der Stadt. Inside the cloister there is a really lovely old church with beautiful paintings in it. Sadly the really big church of St. Peter and Paul was burned down from the French in the Pfälzischer Erbfolgekrieg in 1692. So the big tower, the Eulenturm (owl tower), is actually the only remaining part of the cloister. Back in the day there were actually two of them. Standing at the tower you can see the length of the old church which was tremendous. But again I can recommend you to watch the still remaing small chapel/church which is called Marienkapelle. The fun part of it is, that this whole complex isn't the oldest part of this complex. On the other side of the river there still is the old St. Aurelius church which could be mistaken as a barn from the outside. Beside that there is also a museum about this topic. If you are into hiking then there is the opportunity to do a beautiful hike starting at Ernstmühl into the Wolfsschlucht, going to the Fuchsklinge and the observation deck to see the town of Hirsau, then to come down to the cloister Hirsau. After that you stay on this side from the river and you may go through the forrest to Ernstmühl again.
Beside that you may visit the largest still remaining cloister northern the Alps which is in Maulbronn. I suggest you to do a guided walkthrough there to get all the interesting facts about it. To see such a big cloister in all of it's beauty is breathtaking. Having a cloister which is so good intact is a big blessing.
There is also a cloister deep down in the black forest at Alpirsbach which can be combined with visiting the largest black forest cuckoo clock and the Triberger waterfalls, which are located at Triberg or near from it. There you can also see the lovely craftmanship of making cuckoo clocks.
Other then that you can also visit the town of Herrenberg or like Tübingen which both are more in the southeast compared to Calw. They are also very beatiful places.
As a list tip, if you are a fan of amusement parks, you should give Tripsdrill a shot. That park not only has really cool rides in it, but those rides are all based on german tales from the southwest.
To answer some of your questions:
29:09 Yeah that's right, in Germany there are many of those paintings. Often they are on old buildings to show the viewer what kind of business there was inside of it. Like in my small town in the north of the Schwarzwald we have some of them on buildings in which are bakeries for centuries in it.
29:48 A Gerberei is something like a crafts business where hides and skins are tanned.
40:38 Fachingsumzug or like Fasnet - Many fools in the southwest trace the origin of "their" Fasnet back to pre-Christian, pagan roots and tell that during Fasnet, with its noisy festivities, winter is driven out and the imminent arrival of spring is celebrated. The Fasnet was originally the last opportunity to celebrate and feast lavishly before the start of the 40-day Lent.
41:14 It is like a blessing from the catholic church which is often given by child "star singers". CMB is latin and means "Christus mansionem benedicat" which can be translated in Christus segne dieses Haus (or like Christus give your blessing on this building). Back in the day CMB had a different meaning for the three kings from the east (Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar). The number at the end is like the date of the year - normally you get a house blessing annually. Greetings :)
"Dienst" means service in German.
The Winterdienst is the winter service where when it’s snowing employees of a municipality or city drive around with a snowplow and clean the streets from snow and salten the streets. They also do this on larger sideways. At some ways there‘s such a safety advice sign which tells that there will never be Winterdienst. At the entrance to their own houses, residents must do their own winter maintenance.
Hi, I am so happy that you visited my hometown where I was born and lived for decades. A lot more happy that you went in the church, the Stadtkirche Calw!
I held breath as you was standing beside the Great Organ. I learned to play the organ on this instrument for so many years and cannot believe that you was standing right there!!
You asked for an explanation… there it is 😊:
Yes, you use different shoes to play. You need a smooth leather sole so your feet can „fly“ over the pedals while creating the deepest tones. The full pipe Sound of this Organ is incredible and amazing!
Unfortunately the shoes are not mine cause it‘s been 30 years since I took lessions and took an exam right there to be an Organist…
Thank you for this beautiful video !
Wow, so cool that you learned to play on this exact instrument! And thanks for telling me about the shoes! Very interesting. Do you still play once in a while?
@@ConnerSully Thanks… unfortunately not because of lack of time and other reasons. Instead I love listening to my nephews organ playing who studies Music in Stuttgart. And love to attend a sunday church service. So the memory and feeling of playing the Organ is always alive 😉
I would've never imagined how to make Calw pretty.. You did. I live near Calw, I was so shocked when I saw the thumbnail because I knew it was here around the corner xD
Same. It's always weird to see a foreigner's perspective on a town/city that you just grew up nearby. I always forget that what's normal to me might be special to someone else. 😅
Omg, you’re in my home area! 🥰 I work in Calw actually 😅
But you also have to visit Neubulach, it’s my hometown just 10 minutes away from Calw. We’ve got a silver mine that you can visit and beautiful hiking paths and also a cute little city centre with Fachwerk houses and a little castle that has a wine bar in it’s courtyard. Also Altensteig has a very beautiful city centre with a ton of Fachwerk buildings 🫶🏻 my grandpa grew up there
Welcome back. Wish you success again ☀️😁
hey Conner, your German is getting better and better, I love to see how quickly you adapted the "es sieht gut aus" thing. You forgot what it meant when you said it the wrong way?
well let me explain: "Du siehst gut" = you're seeing well....(no, you don't need glasses). "Das Auto sieht gut". = the car sees well. And then you might catch some irritated expressions from the people around you :)
Again, sehen = to see (something), aussehen = to look (like) .
As about the river. You said "Der Fluss fliegt durch die Stadt" = The river flies through the town. :) Correct is: "Der Fluss fließt (alternative fliesst) durch die Stadt."
fliessen (fließen) = to flow, fliegen = to fly
You have seen the "Gerberei Balz" with the painted fur at the wall. No it wasn't a fur trading company. Gerberei translates to "tannery". So they tanned leather here or still do.
Ich lebe in der Nähe von Calw.Vielen lieben Dank für das wunderschöne Video. 😊 Diese Gegend, die Natur, das Essen und die " Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte" sind einfach super❤
Dear Connor. Just back from a trip to the US, I want to let you know that you are the best ambassador for your country.
I live just a few towns away near Leonberg and it's always nice to see how strangers see your own home, which you've already seen 100 times. Enjoy!
About the chalk writing above that door: You were right, Conner, it is sort of a blessing. There is a catholic tradition as follows:
January 6th is "Epiphany Day", literally "three kings day" in Germany, which refers to the three wise men who came from afar to give gifts to the baby Jesus. Their names, as you probably know, were Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar. On Epiphany, altar servers go around dressed as the three wise men and ring doorbells. They sing a song and collect donations for the curch, write this blessing over the doors, combined with the new year (e.g 20 at the beginning and 24 at the end of the writing) so that the house is blessed for the New Year. Sometimes they also have a vessel in which incense is burned. There are different interpretations of the meaning of the three letters C, M and B. One of them says that they are the initials of the three wise men.
33:44 FYI: The church bells wont ring 15 times at 3pm, they will only ring 3 times. If you think about it, it would be also unnecessary to ring that often because you can distinguish am/pm just by checking if its day or night time.
Hope that helps...
4 + 3 times to be exact :)
Hey Conner, nice to see you visiting the City where I live. I also work there in the townhall. Hope your day in Calw was great ✌️😊
Clean. Stunningly beautiful. Picture perfect.
To answer some of your questions:
The decorations you asked about at 24:48 are signs of an inn/tavern. The trumpet/horn has nothing to do with music, it's the sign of the postal service. So the name of the inn was most likely "Zur Post", which means "right next to the postal station". It's a very common name for an inn, as the postal service a few hundred years ago also transported travellers and they stayed in the inn to rest/sleep.
Regarding the "aus" in "sieht cool aus": It's there because it's the declination of the verb "aussehen" which corresponds to "look" whereas "sehen" corresponds to "see". It's like you would say in english "He sees good" vs "He looks good".
Dear MISTER SULLIVAN,
I‘M THE THE ORGANIST IN THE PROTESTANT CHURCH IN CALW AND OWNER OF THE PAIR OF SHOES STANDING AT THE ORGAN. I USE THIS PAIR, BECAUSE THE ORGANPLAYINGTCHNIQUE IS NOT GOOD FOR A PROPER LOOK OF SHOES. THEREFORE THEY GET VERY USED AFTER SOME TIME. I USE THIS PAIR SINCE 1997, THEY NOW HAVE HOLES LIKE THE BOOTS IN THE OLD CAMEL CIGARETTES ADVERTISUNG, BUT I STILL LIKE THEM.
GOOD BUYE.
Thanks Conner for sharing this with us. This town looks really beautiful, i love it! btw your german sounds great!
I love your enthusiasm
it's fun looking at Calw through the eyes of a visitor, I miss my hometown, we used to play hide and seek im Koster Hirsau late at night after the Disco
Hoch lebe Hirsau 💃🏻💃🏻
@@michaelhirsau und Calw 😊
I think you would also like Heppenheim. It is close to Heidelberg. Heppenheim is the hometown of Sebastian Vettel (Formula 1 driver) and Martin Buber also lived here. We have a big church and the vineyards are also super beautiful. The Unesco World Heritage Site (Lorsch Monastery) is also nearby.
Yes! Heppenheim is very pretty.., right down the road from Heidelberg where I lived 👍
Another example of a town that I didn’t get around to visiting. Looks beautiful. Miss Germany.
Have you thought about visiting Bad Wildbad in the next valley?
It had a cool railway connection from Pforzheim.
It was the spa town for the Württemburg Royal Family and they built an early railway
to get to the spa town.
Would make a good day trip.
Winterdienst means something like winter service or something like winter road maintance. Basically it's a services done the town or some company to clear the roads and side walks off snow and ice so it's save for people to use during the winter time. Anyway I wish you a beautiful time while visiting germany and to contuine making these entertaining videos.
thank you for the explanation ¨̮
Like "Geheimdienst" which can be translated to secret service. 😇
Nice to see. I was born in Calw and have lived in Neuhengstett (4 kilometers from Calw) my whole life. It is really very beautiful here❤❤
The "decorations" you were mansioned are really important. They show the home of a "Handwerk" (special trained workers). Every "Handwerk" has its own sign and there are a lot of them. Only if you got the Master´s degree you are allowed to show this sign at your shop, office or factory. BTW: the baker´s decoration is one of these signs either.
thank you for this explanation
@@ConnerSully and this one: they were invented in the Middle Ages and still shown by the Masters who are proud of their work.
you made my day, thanks conner! so glad, to have you here.
I live in Calw and have been watching your videos for years. if I had known that 😢
At 19:11 - the pink house right beside of the town hall may look very modern compared to the old timber framed houses but it is actually the oldest house of Calw. It was built around the year 1500 and was made by stone. These timber framed buildings are from the late 17th century - after the French did burn down a lot of towns here during the 30 years' war. At some signs it is often refered about the big burn of the town. I hope you also visited the monastery ruins of Hirsau not too far away from there. Since 2006 I am living here in Calw and I was exploring the old town just in last year and it was very interesting to learn about the history also of this region. So at the church is also mentioned that the stones were from Hirsau where you can also find the ruins of a monestery. There's a huge chappel and the ruins of the actual big church from the monastery is really impressing in size. The old railway station of Calw is also looking very beautiful. It was very interesting to watch your trip to Calw. You did even checked out spots that I haven't seen before.
Ah you've also checked out the monastery ruins. I've never seen so many people there. So it wasn't the perfect time to check out about these buildings of the monastery. In the cloyster crossway they are also doing quite often an open air cinema.
Weil der Stadt is also looking interesting. I've never checked it out. Although I've seen that watchtower from the road many times.
Winterdienst means, no winter service means that no snow and ice is cleared away
Yes, and it's not forbidden to walk the path, but using it is on own risk. No one you can blame or sue. It's just a warning, it might be dangerous.
and to explain it like a German teacher would: dienen = to serve. Dienst = Service. Winterdienst = winter service
Weil der Stadt ?
Are you kidding?
There are many followers of your’s in Weil der Stadt !!
Calw is very beautiful, also, it sure is !
SO GOOD
TO
HAVE
YOU BACK !
( by the way, I am very impressed of your German !!)
Hello from Neuhausen/ Enzkreis
( former Weil der Städter 🙂)
I went to school in Calw and its townscape has become much more beautiful since then. Other worthwhile destinations are Herrenberg, Schwäbisch Hall, Besigheim and Tübingen.
Great to see you there. Come over and visit the beautiful neighbor-city Nagold about half an hour southside. Would be a pleasure to welcome you in our city.
Ich bin in Calw geboren, schön dass es dir gefallen hat. Mittlerweile finde ich aber die Stadt Nagold schöner. Danke für deine Videos 👍👍
Nice to have you back im Ländle Conner!!! As for the brezel: the wide and weaker part is the upper side and the thin and cross part the lowerside and always has been. I know that a few freaks😄 especially Americans would see it otherwise and handle it upside down. But when you have a " Butterbrezel" what is very common in Germany, the butter is in between the cutted parts of the upside, weaker and wider part of the brezel. And you held it at the cross part. Otherwise you re hands would get greasy.
As a german coming directly from stuttgart city this format is giving me some good vibes and a new perspective of how beautiful Baden-Württembergs towns are. Maybe we'll meet someday while taking a walk @ConnerSully :D
Nice to see you visiting my hometown! 🙌🏼
Haha why did you come to Calw? American here. I married a German from Calw and live in Calw now. Small world. Thanks for showing how pretty Calw is and appreciating the small town. :)
thank you for the link to the video connor
Hey Conner,
It's so nice to have you back! I'm not sure if you remember, but we chatted on Instagram a few years ago (2019) when I was in New York. Today, I’m back in germany and live near Stuttgart. I always enjoy watching your videos about the cities here :)
Enjoy your joy exploring this calm little jewel of a town.
In the nicest way possible, but I totally forgot about you, I am so happy to see you back on RUclips! I loved watching silas' and your videos, they would just make my day back then! Hope you're doing great! I was at a Frankfurt galaxy game just last month and I had to think about you two! Have fun in Germany, keep exploring 🩵 are you back in Germany playing football?
In Gutach, Baden Württemberg gibt es das Schwarzwälder Freilichtmuseum Vogtsbauernhof
Dort kann man alte Schwarzwälder Bauernhöfe besichtigen und sehen wie die Leute vor 600 Jahren im Schwarzwald gelebt haben
Die meisten Häuser standen ursprünglich nicht in Gutach sonder wurden aufwendig abgebaut und Originalgetreu in Gutach wieder aufgebaut
Sorry my english is too bad I can't write so much
Gengenbach liegt auch dort in der Nähe zu sehen in "Charlie und die Schokoladenfabrik"
I hope you finally found a Café or Gasthaus to eat and drink ! Schöne Grüße aus Vorarlberg/Österreich
Oh great you was in Calw , i live here 😁 weil der Stadt is a great City too , minute 10:42 at the left side , its a great steak & burger Restaurant, its tasty 😊
Minute 24:28 : "Now when I come to Calw again, I'll stand on the bridge for a long time. This is my favorite place in the town"
"Hermann Hesse"
Thank you for the translation! I would have to agree. This was also my favorite single spot in town to take in all the sights at once.
You'll find art objects in front of Sparkasse a lot, because those kind of banks are owned by the municipal. So the municipal decides on what the profits (if there are any) should be spent on. Namely mostly for sponsoring local sport teams, charity projekt or art objects.
6:42 you are lucky. Like 4 weeks ago the stairs wäre a total mess. Lots of dog poop and the plants overgrow from both sides. Was very difficult to Walk there.
Greeting from Calw
You have to visit Ribeauville and Riquewihr in the Vosges, France, which are called the "Sistersmountains" of the Schwarzwald and about 50kms far from it. The Fachwerkhäuser are the most tiny and pitoresque ones I would say. No destruction by WW2. Very exiting.
Cool :D I live 20 minutes away from Calw and 19 years ago I went to school there for a year :D
Greetings neighbor i live in Calw :D
Welcome to my Birthtown Calw! Was fun to watch since I don't live there anymore.
As someone living near calw, the way you adore our architecture feels so strange to me :D
I'm really happy about you feeling good in my country :)
The pretzel or "Brezel" as we say in most of Germany has a long history with a lot of myth and legends since 1400, the name is probably derived as far as etymological research would be correct, from the Latin Word "Brachium" wich means "the arm”, presumably referring to the crossing of both forearms in front of the chest. So the smaller parts of the Brezel being upsidedown is likely to be intended. Also we have a pretzel museum in Erdmannhausen near Ludwigsburg, which is also in Baden Württemberg.
thanks for this info, ill have to visit that museum!
@@ConnerSully Awesome, love your field trip vlogs! If you want to know another interesting place with for example swabian culture, i would propose visiting the theme park called Trippsdrill in Baden-Württemberg, its about an hour away by car from Stuttgart. The theme park is filled with lots of attractions inspired by tales an fables from the southern-german culture. Its the oldest theme park in germany if i remember correctly and exists since 1929, it also contains a museum of local history.
Hermann Hesse ist great. You must read His Poem "Stufen".
I recommend a visit in Trier, oldest town in Germany..and check the Burg Eltz by the river Mosel 😌
„Sieht“ without „aus“ means just looking / seeing with the eyes
Whereas „sieht aus“ means looks (like)
Sie sieht = She sees
Sie sieht cool AUS = She looks cool
Damn Buddy - you climbed those stairs like nothing. Respect !
Nice seeing you around my Home. Come to Bad Liebenzell and Visit our nice Park and Liebenzeller Mission.
The sign says "This path is neither cleared nor gritted when there is snow or ice. Use at your own risk."
danke!
I recommend to go to Ludwigsburg. The city has almost 100.000 inhabitants and it is only 20 minutes away. It has wonderful castles and museums and a beautiful Inner city
The symbols on the house mean the formation of a guild, for example of bakers or carpenters. The year means when the guild was formed. I think the wrought iron works of art on the houses were placed on the facade as advertising back then.
It come‘s from the verb Aussehen you split it like: how does it look ? „Wie SIEHT es AUS?“ - It looks nice „es sieht gut aus.“
Those "decorations" are old traditional trade signs, showing that the owner of a shop, restaurant, hair dresser,... is / was part of the guild and earned his master title (Meister).
Keep on the lookout for one with what seems like a star of David on it. Those are actually brewer stars used by the brewers trade long before it became a symbol connected to jews around here. You should find freshly brewed beer there 😉
Hermann Hesse was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1946
I love how interested you are in all the small things, signs, and buildings :) Also really decent pronunciation 👌🏻by the way regarding "the river flows through the city" You said "Der Fluss FLIEGT durch die Stadt" but that means "The river flies through the city" not flows. The word is FLIEßT. No G but more of a sharp S sound :) Just a small mistake, but in the end, it means something different. I hope you enjoy your time in Germany!
Whaaat you went to calw???? No way! Need to come to stuttgart,karlsruhe i can show ya around :D
fun fact : the German special Forces called KSK are based in calw
Calw beautiful place ❤
das Haus (singular, the house) = HOUSE (approx. pronunciation in English)
die Häuser (plural, the houses) = HOYZER (approx. pronunciation in English)
6:04 Winterdienst is like "winter service" and I think "Dienst" is literally service. The sign means there is no one who removes ice and snow and if you die it's on you.
Hey Connor nice u visited my birthtown and enjoyed the view! regarding your grammar question if i dont add the "aus" you change the meaning from "is looking good" to "has good eyes" kinda. "Dienst" means service or being meintainenanced. So "kein winterdienst" is not being taken care of in the winter.
Winterdienst means "Winter Duty." The city's service to provide you with deiced ways and stuff. If there is no Winterdienst, you have to look for yourself in terms of snow and icedangerous. Sry for my f'ed up english😅. Keep up your videos. I love your perspectives on germany and the world. Greetings from Bad Nauheim/Hessen/Germany.
Hey Conner, I live near Leonberg (Sindelfingen). If you want, I can show you a few places and take you to a typical german restaurant :)
The "Kommando Spezialkräfte" is also stationed in calw. The special forces unit of the german armed forces that fought hand in hand with american special forces in afghanistan.
Moin von der Ostsee. Dein Deutsch klingt gut.
For most Americans it is unimaginable that most of the buildings were already there before anyone even thought of America.
Oh man i was just there. Could have said Hello! 😢
You should visit other European countries for example Belgium, best waffles, best Fries, amazing beer 🍺 and beautiful cities ❤
Would love to do that! See the cities and taste the food 🙏
@@ConnerSully if you need some tips just write a message - I saw over 80% of Europe 🫶
Please visit Meersburg on Lake Constance😊
If you ever find yourself in franconia (northern baveria) u might wanna check out Würzburg. I would love to see that :))
@FLORIAN-v3o is there a video of that ?
Next time come to Friedrichshafen its beautiful
I looked up that famous Hermann Hesse was born in Calw. Did you see his "Geburtshaus"? I adore Hermann Hesse and because of you visiting Calw I now know where he was born, thanks.
Edit: I commented much too early, sorry.😬
its ok haha, It was amazing to stand there outside the house where he lived! Very cool
5:40 without the "'aus" in "sieht cool aus" it's a bit like saying look high up (meaning look high up in the sky or so) and omitting the up.
U need to visit Rothenburg ob der Tauber 😍
Winterdienst ist the winter service that cleans the road of snow. And that sign tells you its not coming up here.
and Gerberei is where they made leather and so on.
My god what a beautiful place. It is so calm there...why do I live in Düsseldorf City man 😥
That is why it is called Cal(m)w.🙈🙈🙈
Sorry, it's late.😂
God bless you!
thanks for sharing. Dienst is the translation for service. those signs are saying that during winter those passages are not serviced.
Dankeschön!
@@ConnerSully gerne.
Los gehts Conner! Boom baby
Fun Fact about "Weil der Stadt": There is a "Winkelgasse" right next to the "Narrenbrunnen". Why is that interssing? Because "Winkelgasse" is the german translation for "Diagon Alley" in Harry Potter, and in 1978 J.K. Rowling was here for a pupils exchange programme. So maybe, just maybe, the old city has in a way inspired Hogsmead, Diagon Alley or Hogwarts... Who knows!
More Fun facts: Weil der Stadt was the hometown of Johannes Kepler.
Also Gerd Diebold was an uncle of one of my friends :D
Your video makes me want to visit Calw. Have you thought about using a gimble for your cell phone?
Next time you can send me a message before you come and then you can hear the organ in the Stadtkirche in Calw. ❤And yes, these are special shoes.
You should go to the Palais Vischer.
Dinst is Service so kein winterdienst stands for nosrvice (Cleaning from snow and ice) in the winter time ,use on owne risk
danke fur deine Hilfe!
Thank your for your resceptful behaviour
Please come to Nagold ✌️😁
So, „Dienst“ at the end of the word or just in general means service or in some instances it’s like the word duty.
so in the instance of Winterdienst it means "winter service"?
Yes sir! I love you man. I’m from Rosenheim originally. Live in California now. Have been following you since 2020:) you should go visit sometime Rosenheim is around 60-100k residents. Lots or fun childhood memories.
@@ConnerSully winter road clearance
If I would have seen your video earlier, I could have given you a trip to some ruins, abbies, and other small towns as live close to calw. Are you still in in Germany?