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hop i continue my trip through the ok mark along shady avenues. in flows the better i take a break. the church is as old as the village it dates from the 13th century. it's nice here. kent there's a lot that other villages haven't had for a long time for example a mediæval city. first nevada also has its own bakery which has become a rarity in the villages. and there's even a bookstore. a local history museum. and a small grocery store the world. still in order in 1st move out of. business

the opportunity to buy some provisions even find regional products here. are old look from the chili cheese that's mine. and now let's go to the next lake. it's not far it's obvious but 1st nevada also as a lake. this is the perfect spot. to. cool. cool. many of the lakes are interconnected and the best place to discover this water world is. well this can be done as

a guided tour or you can peddle your own either way it's an adventure. what better way to travel from a mission to templating than by vosa lucian isn't called the town of the 7 next for nothing you can paddle your way right through the center of town on the canal. all take idyllic tributaries. elite. you can rent a car yeah cora can you just about anywhere for between 20 and 40 euros a day depending on the size and if you're paddling along on weekdays you'll have the waterways pretty much to yourself. crossing over a course a missions a lake we reach the booklets with a. to

get to the next lake you have to pass through the sluices gate. there's a lot of traffic here so be prepared for along the way. but then those traveling here are usually in no big hurry to. just one pull on the green lead and you can go on your way. and there's nothing difficult about it and the journey continues to the next. it leads all the way to tempe and. it's a long and often lonely journey. it takes 4

days to kayak from mission to complete there you can catch people actual tours along the beach and. it would. be illegal. just outside of tempe. but because you still got the energy can keep paddling from here all the way to. get it. back the way it is now. i am on my way to pick.

the state a good example of sustainable tourism there you can eat drink sleep all in harmony with nature there are also 2 parking spaces for campers here for free. going to look at us i'm floyd can you drive a bit further that's sure. in return the guests eat or shop here that's a cool idea. it's. truly an end edda use the through thick prose and be area in the gardens to make juices and wines. mainly process rare old varieties in this way they help to maintain the stuff. there wines are award winning. you came here from berlin around 20 years ago which means you've seen a lot in the region what has changed in the area that he knew him best.

compared to big cities the changes are slow. more me and more and more urbanites are coming here and they're developing small new projects text. on. and so on the whole life here is becoming more attractive and diverse so that's not. a party volunteers are to go vote if this is a trend that people from the big city come here to the or come back and then start something new you order it could yeah it's now that way in most parts of eastern germany. there's lots of space plot stuff. many people have left over the last 30 years. they've created space for new people to come and try things out. i'm not. like you. yes like us. competition isn't

a problem here. our region sparsely settled and there's little infrastructure for school and if you can deal with that it gives you the opportunity to start something. to ok mark go to the ok mark. they got delicious i got to get some of this. groovy on also confirms to me that there are significantly more guests in the oakum mark this coronavirus summer the holiday apartments here on the estate are also fully booked. the coronavirus pandemic has changed people's lives worldwide and brazil is a country that's been particularly hard hit but there are also regions that have been spared by the coronavirus and that gives us hope from the south of the country

from up at the open there's a new episode in the army the local flop. while i'm following the. residents i'm also a descendant. who came to southern brazil looking for a better standard of living living through fear. of a. 20000 inhabitants and was founded in 858 mostly by german immigrants. his origin is easily recognizable when. this wonderful city. before the actual filled up and due to the pandemic when we will go. tourism is one of the most important activities of our economy are. going to start

a tour in the central square. florida which is always well with flowers i keep it what is your money timber donkey take care came to novel to try to live in immigrant rights you think can be observed at home restaurants cafes shops and. in our city whole. article for cullen every tradition inherited from our ancestors attracts many people from all over brazil who come here to enjoy these delights the. central area we find the hour they do in macon and parquet which has buildings from the late 19th century in greenbelt as if it were a small historic village. within an area of 1010 as we can send 10 or a tree ride a bicycle enjoy german music while sipping a beer after theatre as well as many options for buying handicrafts and artists no

products. or one of the highlights is the as sparkly petra's. it's more than 80 sculptures carved in sandstone which tells the story of germanic immigration from the ranch area. north of their properties in nova troublous also presents many breathtaking landscapes in values for. cliffs. unspoiled forests rivers and natural beauty. everywhere we say rural property is a high quality products. are produced from a region that lives in peace and power with nature or not really is asparagus there i hope you've enjoyed our tour of north. sea the simply enchanting piece of germany in brazil.

the evening is slowly coming. there are hardly any guests left in the yard. and i'm looking forward to my meal. i think this is the 1st time i've been camping in like 10 years and i have to say it's actually really cool you wake up surrounded by nature at night you can see the stars this region is so quiet and from time to time at the feeling that the coronavirus is far away so i can certainly recommend camping holiday inn take care. somewhere else in germany.

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