The old gas works has been turned into an amazing piece of circular artwork that surrounds and embraces you from daylight to darkness depicting Leipzig in 1813 after Napoleon left the city. The boys were most astounded by all the fires burning and made sure they ranked them all.
Fun for the whole family on such a band – the harder you jump the higher the other side flies…
Whilst riding on this children’s railway around the lake – down came the rain and how the wind blew. Meanwhile back at the campsite… Papa thought that it wasn’t necessary to secure the tent properly…
Luckily the rest of the day was sunny so we could dry all our sleeping bags out!
Caspar playing gatekeeper at the Summer Palace.
Anyone recognise these fellas? Clue: we found them in Weimar.
The boys were delighted to discover Janosch’s Tigerducky to climb on and the beloved Sandman complete with his bag of sand.
Our fantastic accommodation in a surveyors’ office right in the heart of Erfurt – Moses and Caspar made their beds under the desk – thanks to Brunhilde and Manfred from Pension Maria, Gotha.
On our round bike tour of Erfurt – enjoying homemade icecream and wafers with new friends.
The “Krämerbrücke” – the only one of it’s kind in Europe: 32 half-timber houses.
