Went out to buy some envelopes for my Wrist Worms (please note all pairs are on sale - $10 off - until sold out) and ended up taking a walk from Friedrichshain to Prenzlauer Berg to meet Johan for lunch (at Pappa e Ciccia) and then I walked to Alexanderplatz and took the subway back home. It took quite a few hours and it was so nice. Berlin is the perfect city to walk around in if you like long walks.
OH...LOVE your walk...and not at all snowy!
ReplyDeleteSandra, we hope you're enjoying getting to know Berlin...
HUGS.
Char.
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love long walks - Berlin looks lovely. love that ornamental wall/ceiling image!
ReplyDeleteI really like that seventh photo.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you see and show a city ! This post makes me think of this book :
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.fr/Berlin-Street-Art-Sven-Zimmermann/dp/3791334662/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1294849655&sr=8-3
I hope one day you'll show us Paris with your eyes !
Lovely! How are the buildings/scenery different from Gothenburg?
ReplyDeleteTolle Bilder... ich kann verstehen, dass du nach Berlin gezogen bist!
ReplyDeleteSo true, when I'm down and low I plan a trip to Berlin just to have walks and drinks and meals...
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
ReplyDeletelooks like a great walk you had. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat greys!
ReplyDeleteSchöne Bilder und dass sich Berlin super für lange Spaziergänge eignet kann ich nur bestätigen!
ReplyDeleteViele Grüße durch die Stadt!
I live in the country and love long country walks...but you make a city walk sounds so appealing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures giving me a glimpse of Berlin!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous photos as usual. I really love your blog!
ReplyDeletelike New York! I love long walks too. And i love your pictures. Amazing to see the history written on the walls of the buildings, like in your before-last picture.
ReplyDeleteLove your blogg! More more more of Berlin seen from your eyes!
ReplyDeleteAlla foton! YES!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! It's funny but I discovered the artist of the graffiti a few days ago too, his name is Dimitris Taxis!
ReplyDeleteIch bin froh, dass du glücklich sein! Jetzt sind wir Nachbarn;) Grüße aus Polen. Alles gute im neuen Jahr!
ReplyDeleteSo cool you were able to photograph so many things on your walk. I like this set.
ReplyDeletesista bilden <3
ReplyDeleteperfect oil & vinegar photo! i've tried to capture the result in my kitchen, but it's never turned out as beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI mean, You are totally at home in Berlin. Some weeks ago I booked a trip to Berlin for May and I'm enjoying your posts even more.
ReplyDeleteViel Spass heute!
Samantha > Berlin is much flatter than Gothenburg and doesn't have as many brick houses. Many more Jugend/Art Nouveau buildings (my favourite ones) in Berlin. Everything is a bit more rough in Berlin, in Sweden almost all buildings and houses have a very polished facade.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I just discovered your blog and I find it very nice. I'll come back visit it.
ReplyDeletewillkommen in berlin!!! :)
ReplyDeleteDU hast alles richtig gemacht!
ReplyDeleteBeneidenswert.
Magdalena
Thanks so much for the great photos. Paul and I arrive in less than 2 weeks now, and we check in here every day. Your posts help us stay inspired during all the packing madness :)
ReplyDeleteuh, i always loved the pictures of your walks - and i really like that now i even recognize some of the places you pass or have lunch at. so nice! it's good to see that berlin treats you so well!!!
ReplyDeleteall the best xx
I have bween following your blog on and off for a while now but since you moved to Berlin I am here every day. Your excitement is rubbing off on me and it all seems so appealing.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your blog! Your photographs are so good they could be sold!!
ReplyDelete♥ the first picture.
ReplyDeletediese fotos sind wirklich toll :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures! Makes me wanna go to Berlin too...
ReplyDeleteWow, that is some pretty awesome graffiti...Berlin looks damn cool! x
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