Rode into the forest near Andreas home and went to pick wild mushrooms. It's amazing how much greens they have around the town. Seems like they have more preserved forest than us in Malaysia!
Already had 2 straight dinner of wild mushrooms. Not really going well with my stomach but it was delicious. Germans just love their mushrooms. Cooked it then fry the mushrooms with onions, eggs and add in salt and pepper. Then they will have it with their toast bread.
Some of the places visited:
Second largest city in Germany.
Travemünde - Baltic Sea
Attracts a lot of tourist in this resort town, especially in the summer. From here you will also see a lot of large ships passing and is one of Germany's largest port in the Baltic Sea.
The town of Mölln in Schleswig-Holstein
A small town in Schleswig-Holstein famous for Till Eulenspiegel, the clown/pranskter.
The legendary clown, Till Eulenspiegel
Helgoland - North Sea
This is an island out in the North Sea. Took 4 hours boat ride to the island. Luckily the sea was not as rough as predicted, as the day turned out to be an excellent day. One of the warmest days since I arrived in Germany. However, I was feeling a little sea sick, but luckily was ok when arrived. Some, not so lucky, vomited in the boat. Saw one elderly lady was trying to open the toilet door but didn't get there in time and was vomiting while closing her mouth with her hands. Well, I think some not so lucky ones sitting beside her got some of it!
The motto of Helgoland:
Grün ist das Land, (Green is the land)
rot ist die Kant', (Red is the brim)
weiß ist der Sand, (White is the sand)
das sind die Farben von Helgoland. (These are the colours of Heligoland)
rot ist die Kant', (Red is the brim)
weiß ist der Sand, (White is the sand)
das sind die Farben von Helgoland. (These are the colours of Heligoland)
Lots of duty free shops in this island and it attracts a lot of tourists as well.
Famous landmark - Lange Anna
Northern Gannet birds
Some of the shops in Helgoland
Helgoländer Eiergrog
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