Old part of the city with its cobble stone roads and impressive cathedral in back
Aristocratic estate in the city center...imagine living here :)
old fashioned café
having lunch at an outdoor restaurant, sporting new hairstyle; VitaMalz is a popular malt beer
and this is what we brought back home with us: a big bag full of scrumptious bread from Bäckerei Pohlmeyer
we got delicious dried prune bread, crunchy nut-and-seed bread and soft and doughy tomato ciabatta. Yum!!!
Happy Weekend!
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The new hair style looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteMuenster looks so beautiful. I was just reading about it on another blog the other day. I don't know if I would like riding my bike everywhere I went, but if it was flat roads (no hills) and short distances it wouldn't be so bad.
Oh, my gosh- is prune bread actually *good*?? VitaMalz sounds like it's beer with vitamins- imagine how many more people would drink it if it did! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely city. Wish I was there...
This is a beautiful place Duni :) I would definitely have a field day there snapping happily away.
ReplyDeleteI'll make it a to-do place to visit one day. Love your new hair style!
You look beautiful Duni! What a fabulous city to visit - I just love the architecture! That tomato ciabatta bread sounds delcious!
ReplyDeleteNice new do, looks great on you. Love the city pictures.
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Yum...and what a great little trip! I love local day trips like that. I am envious of Europeans mostly for that reason;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your warm wishes on my blog. We'll be moving down to Georgia this fall. It'll be quite a change for me as I'm more of a yankee, but I think change is due.
Looking very glamorous Duni! Oh I would love to have some of that bread...one of the best things about Europe is the fact that there are still so many great bakeries. There is nothing like freshly baked bread or fresh pastries.
ReplyDeleteDid you go out to town on a bicycle all dressed up like that? I agree with Theresa, you look glamorous.
ReplyDeleteI love pastries of any kind. One of my best friends when we lived in North Dakota was an elderly lady from Germany. She had always shared her home baked pies with me and my family which we all enjoyed very much. She baked the best Rhubarb pies ever. Unfortunately, she passed away 2 years ago.
The pictures are great and I think you look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThe history of the place is calling me! But the bread sounds a bit strange--is it really made with prunes?:)
ReplyDeleteAnd cute photo of you!
Thanks for the tour Duni. The city looks almost as pretty as you do. Hope all is well :)!!!
ReplyDeleteMünster is beautiful and soooo clean! Can't say the same here :(
ReplyDeleteYou look radiant as ever! :D
Duni, the red bird in my photo is a Cardinal. They are one of my favorite birds and i love the fact that they nest in our backyard.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_%28bird%29
Thank you for sharing --- I would love to visit Germany at some time.
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to see other peoples experiences.
I really enjoy that old architecture. It looks so quaint and charming. The new hairstyle is beautiful too :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing - definitely a tempting visit!
ReplyDeleteAnd happy birthday to you!