Wadlstrumpf

Before the National Socialists wiped it out, Sulzburg had a flourishing Jewish community . The first records of Jews in the town date to 152...

Emboldened by driving Elias to five days of soccer camp in Opfingen, I decided yesterday to brave a longer roadtrip. I picked out a hike fro...

In Part II of Frau H.'s Altstadt tour, we learned that even if Freiburg doesn't have a Mendelssohnstr., there are some quiet memoria...

There's an urban legend that says Eskimos have dozens of words for "snow." Those of us in warmer climes are happy to believe t...

I'm blogging from Stefan's laptop this evening, as mine has been kissed by the black screen of death . My noble husband has rescued ...

After weeks of resisting, I finally succumbed to temptation and snitched three grapes from the vines on the Tuniberg on my run/walk today. T...

The Catholic church on the corner, St. Urban, is kindly allowing me practice on their 1936 three-manual electropneumatic organ on Thursday ...