Steffi and I headed to a small viewing platform beside the Rhine river, near Duisburg.
Tag: picsofme
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Ride of a lifetime
I decided I needed a new set of wheels. I wanted something powerful that would help me pick up hotties. Today I took my new ride for it’s first serious cruise. I donned my pleather jacket, my riding shades and took to the streets of Oslo. It sure did draw lots of attention from the ladies, and everyone else!

Me on the scooter 
My lovely flatmate Charlotte going for a cruise down our hallway -

Landschaftspark
Landschaftspark is a park in Duisburg, Deutschland designed to show off the former industrial nature of the area. I spent a pleasant afternoon there with Steffi. There are some amazing steel structures to walk around. I recommend checking it out if you are ever in the area.
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Leah’s birthday bash
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Paternoster lift
Steffi and I went to the Duisburg city hall. Apparently time has stood still there, as they have a Paternoster lift still in use in the building! Paternoster lifts consist of a series of open compartments that move without stopping. To get on and off, you need to jump on very quickly to avoid getting squished! I suspect this would not pass health and safety regulations in most countries.
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Visiting Steffi in Duisburg
I had an awesome time visiting my friend Steffi in Duisburg. Lots of yummy Germany beer (and strange mixtures of beer and fruit) and of course awesome company.

The mighty Renault Twingo. This eccentric (yet very cool) little car was our transport in Duisburg. It’s lowered and capable of 160 kph on the Autobahn 🙂 
A very strange but tasty beer, called a Bananenweizen. It’s a mixture of Weissbeer and banana juice!? Thankfully it tastes pretty good 🙂 -

Brașov
Brașov is a beautiful little town in Transylvania, Romania. I used the town as a base for exploring the surrounding region and as somewhere to chill out whilst on holiday. There are lots of great restaurants and bars to go to and they’re all insanely cheap. I highly recommend checking out the place if you are ever in Romania. It is an excellent stopping point enroute to the surrounding castles or if you are heading north from Bucharest.

Me standing near the Brașov sign. 
View from inside the “B” of the View of the Brașov sign on Tâmpa 
View overlooking Brașov from the sign on Tâmpa 
View overlooking Brașov from the sign on Tâmpa 
Random grave behind the Brașov sign on Tâmpa 
The Brașov sign up close and personal


























