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Ritter Sport
K promised me Sport when we got to Berlin, so we ended our first day enjoying delicious deserts here, before exploring all the yummy display downstairs. We were too late in the day to try to make our own chocolate, but the queue we saw on a subsequent visit showed us that this is a very popular activity.
Berlin Holocaust Memorial
Well, we finally made it to Berlin last week, and had a fascinating if exhausting time exploring the city, mostly on foot, although we did use some buses and the subway when we were too tired to walk any further! We started our trip at the Memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe, near to the Brandenburg Gate. This Memorial was built on land that use to form part of the ‘No mans area’ of the Berlin Wall. Walking amongst the vast field of stellae deliberately built on uneven ground... Read More
Map Chair
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the map chair being made by the wife of Mapsareus, well the chair is finished now and looking rather splendid! The chair is now available for sale, with proceeds to the Wiltshire Scrapstore. If anyone is interested in purchasing this chair, please contact us and we will pass on your offer. Contact us at customers@mapsworldwide.co.uk Related articles What to do with old maps! (guysmmapswebsite.dev.visualsoft.co.uk)
Fireworks Spectacle during the International Fleet Review
My niece had a great view of these fireworks on her last night in Sydney. So kind of the Australians to give her such a special farewell!!
Tornado and Sir Nigel Gresley!
The North Yorks Moors Railway is holding a fascinating LNER weekend, which includes the Tornado and Sir Nigel Gresley. Should be a great weekend! Related articles Childhood dream comes true as Acomb pensioner takes to Sir Nigel Gresley footplate (yorkpress.co.uk)