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The reality according to Wikipedia and the city's website  
   

The reality according to Wikipedia and the city's website

"Based on the poem written for the wife of the poet 'The bittersweet eh'lich 'life' by Hans Sachs , the fountain in six larger-than-life groups of figures visually exaggerates the different scenes from the ups and downs of married life - from the first passionate love through marital conflict to the first Death. The fountain consists of painted and partly fire-gilded bronze figures . On a pedestal is also the author of the thematic text, Hans Sachs, presented." I wonder if the couple using that old Chevy for their impending wedding chose this part of town on purpose.
Camp David, irridescent sneakers, tiny sausages and automated toilets. Just a normal Saturday in Nuremberg

April 28th 2018
Today the new X1 would get a breather. So far we had put on almost 500 miles in three days. Nürnberg is the ideal walking city. As usual the day started off with a big breakfast. I've already waxed poetic too often over the German Frühstück, but it truly is a highlight of each day for me. I don't usually bother with breakfast at home. Here I go crazy. The Smile hotels offerings were not a disa ... read more
Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Nuremberg (aka Nürnberg)

German Flag As Europe's largest economy and most populous nation, Germany remains a key member of the continent's economic, political, and defense organizations. European power struggles immersed Germany in two devastating World Wars in the first half of the 20t... ... read more
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