she did. and off we go. after 20 minutes we reach our destination. thanks to. it was commissioned by bavarian king moved fish back when the latin that was still part of bavaria his former summer residence is now a popular destination among daytrippers. the perfect finish to art or a picnic in the vineyard. with wine and. pig stomach oh.

this i have to try it's a regional specialty. but it's just the most delicious of. those. little. that said if i didn't expect it to taste like this what's in it and there's a lot going on in there let's take a look at how i. felt my going to the pig stomach is the way stuffed with right ingredients pork will bacon a balanced meat hot potato is always in it and margarine that's very important when . my book is all have the secret recipe and as for seasonings omar i mean. it's all magnified not you know when you and you produce the wine to match the now it's i'm actually drinking a cup or it's time you know i mean it's a variety that's typical for who were interviewed at work who has one of the world's oldest menards it's over 400 years old and of course it's stamped with

cover it's time you know vines me not to really think of what's coming or the when bush stooped. seems i'm not the only one to enjoy it time for another round. delicious these people really know how to and dolls and to celebrate around these parts even political activism can turn into a funk together a great example for that is what happened at hamburg castle in $1832.00 it became the birthplace of the german movement for the marcos when it hosted a festival. castle is where the national black red and gold flag was hoisted for the 1st time in german history. in late may have 1832 it was carried up to the castle during the famous protest known as the hump

festival. original is still here even though its colors and faded. flag the after this is the 1st black red and gold flak which was carried at the humber festival in $832.00 bam at the time it wasn't the german flag and germany as such didn't exist yet although people were demanding a federation for numbers 500 after came for the flag represented the fight for freedom of opinion and the press democracy and german unity he wanted it was carried up to hama castle in the long procession and then raised on the tower to symbolize liberty to all of the plans. 30000 people follow the call to troop up to the castle since political rallies were forbidden the people did the only thing they could they turned their protest into a festival with stalls music and carousels.

you know if some schloss on board sent upwards to the council that's also the name of a permanent exhibition here the hump castle foundation takes as its theme the events associated with the festival new school classes and tourists from around the world the exhibition attracts $90000.00 visitors a year it's an interactive experience on the history and origins of the democracy movement in germany. for a long time the castle was a ruin and then it reopened in 2008 restored and with an award winning modern extension. it's now become a major attraction along the wind route. and. i'm still in the hole it's here too there's

a fortified castle. now i want to take out to reboard castle it's $535.00 metres above sea level but it'll only take me 8 minutes to get up there. thanks. to. his. time now to lead up a last minute or a quick trip to the caribbean this week need

a local takes us all the way to colombia that's where we're going to me. our viewer mad. that he's going to show us around his hometown. you know me hello my name is marty more your gomez welcome to beautiful cartagena colombia. the city is unique because of the many flowers the colonial style houses with. which have been preserved for centuries and then you have the variety of colors here. and. i spend my days on the streets of qatar you know with my book that they i'm a bit like a library and we have the new swipe at the i'm always looking for reading literature i love it so enjoy reading in these beautiful surroundings but i.

think it's interesting. because i think the historical center of fascinates me most of all. when there's a story behind every facade they go with all this color and history it's a unesco world heritage site but we wanted. to. see. the. thing that. you know this is holy trinity square and they get some distracted. yes it's a very funky district where daily life is relaxed the children play on the square grandmother sit outside in the afternoon their way out of people play dominoes and listen to music. you're going to get some money offers

popular culture and caribbean flair. and the prices are affordable that. i. can look at i want them if i want i want to enjoy a good mayor that i go to john and in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy pattered fried plantain that. you. can handle. if they are there now next to the old town wall that the historical ramparts have gotten from the colonial era it's a place for lovers where they whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. say goodbye now and i hope you've

enjoyed my book barrow tour of cartagena a window to the caribbean.