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The MS Utting
The Ammersee in southern Bavaria has summer passenger boat service provided by two paddle steamers, the Dießen and the Herrsching, the smaller motor-powered MS Augsburg and, until recently, the MS Utting. Because we have connections to Utting, I was always … Continue reading
Posted in Bavaria, current events, Germany, tech, travel
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“gen de Kloas’n” / Klais*
Teachers told us The Romans built this place They built a wall and a temple on the edge of the Empire garrison town They lived and they died They prayed to their gods But the stone gods did not make … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, Germany, history, Mountains, nature, tech, travel
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The Practice Room 