...the German Baltic coast, that is. We just spent a nice 3.5-day weekend in the Darss region on the German coast, just a little slip of land lodged between the Baltic Sea proper and a lagoon-like saltwater body called the Bodden. The small region is frequented by vacationers from Berlin and other cities, and many of the beautifully outfitted traditional or newly built houses are rented out. The area also is a resting place on the seasonal flights of cranes, who gather in protected islands and marshes.
A very enjoyable little break, only marred by a horrendous traffic jam on the way back which basically doubled our travel time.
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memorandom:
That landscape's very reminiscent to me of Norfolk, England, a place I visited as a teenager - it's all rivers, flat, me and my father hired a boat and just sailed around, it was one of the most relaxing places I ever went to.
ferkixlll:
Typical, show all of the nice relaxing pictures and avoid the stressful traffic jam. šššš Today the Traffic didn't double the travel time, but didn't let me reach the diner that I wanted to have lunch at. But it did let me reach a favorite coffee stop. Where I got to chat with the owner of a craft brew pub across the street. While a nice place to learn about, sad in two ways: 1- 18 wheel driver, a brew with lunch is out. 2- unless it is Gluten Free, beer is out.