we in Hamburg finally had our 2 days of Spring, that Sunday you filmed and the Monday after, 25 degrees -now waiting for our 2-3 weeks of summer; i love Hamburg but i hate the weather! as for the German countryside, Germany is beautiful and i love the countryside in all seasons, so definitely more German countryside & nature things, oh and thumbs up of course, #337
still so funny to see you where i grew up. i remembered the roads i biked as well :) nice start to the weekend! say hello to Dud and Gieboldehausen from me:)
The last time I was in Germany I spent most of my summer in Düsseldorf. This makes me want to take a vacation to the german countryside so I can eat good food and have some excellent Beer. Can't wait for travel to be open worldwide!!
The mountains, the green fields, animals and perfect sunshine awwee countryside. Everything around there reminds me of old cartoons that feature European settings.
@@DeanaandPhil not sure if they were televised there but the famous ones like Prince Cedie, Princess Sarah, Juddie Abbott and the like. Also the countryside reminds me of Disney fairytales like living in a cabin in the woods or stuff like that
Nailed it! The sunny day, the bikes, the country fields, the architecture, the seasons. Who among us doesn't feel just a little bit better after watching these pastoral scenes. Since you live so close to the Harz, I would love to see more videos like this of your trips to the Harz, especially in the beautiful towns and villages with the story book Fachwerkerhaus. Americans do not know about this lovely area and skip right over it - maybe because Rick Steves, the American travel guru, never wrote about it in his books, just like he never wrote about Bamberg, another gem unknown to most Americans.
Love seeing your videos guys. It reminds me of my birth place, Bielefeld in the 50s. Since then have lived in Australia, but will never forget my childhood.
Lovely video! Duderstadt Rathaus reminds me of the Göttingen Rathaus. Beautiful! I studied in Göttingen during the summer of 1991, thirty years ago. I look forward to going back and taking my husband and kids to see this beautiful area. We were going to travel throughout Germany this summer... but travel plans had to be postponed. Please make more videos like this one showing the countryside and also images of Duderstadt and nearby towns and villages.
Super, dieses Video war mal eine nette Abwechslung. Mir gefällt diese Gegend. Ich war mal auf Burg Bodenstein und habe von dort aus einige kl. Ausflüge gemacht. Duderstadt mit den vielen Fachwerkhäusern fand ich klasse! Und ich liiiiebe Rapsfelder! 😃 Achja: Christus vincit = Christus siegt. ( ..wins) Christus imperat= Christus herrscht. ( ... reigns) Du hast dich offensichtlich in WP1 für Französisch statt Latein entschieden. 😁
Nice Video. When i was younger and had more time we made many hollyday trips with kajaks down the rivers. ie weser, werra, east frisia. combined with fishing and raiding cherry trees it was always good. :D
Goal one day is to bicycle trip all of Germany. Got to do some rides a few years back and was such a beautiful ride and met so many nice people on the trail. One family who had apple orchard gave us tour and then let us fill our bags with fresh of the tree apples. Great way to explore and meet the locals.
My wife is from a small village in the Spessart and it is premium bike country, at 50 I took my ever first bike ride, and never looked back, Rhine, Main, and over mountains into country like in your video, I can totally get it, age does not matter. On our next trip to Germany we are riding on a 5 day bike tour along the Tauber from wonderful Rottenburg...Deana talk to Phil about Rottenburg lol.
There is a place called Rottenburg, but it's on the Neckar, not the Tauber (plus another one in Lower Bavaria), so I guess you mean Rothenburg ob der Tauber with a "th". The Tauber valley is beautiful. Check out Gamburg castle and Bronnbach monastery south of Wertheim if you're riding that far.
In the Harz Mountains there are a Village with the Name Hahnenklee. There is a Church made completely from Wooden! And the Area there is amazing. I was there, but it is years ago. I am from Baden-Württemberg, Black Forrest, and live at the Albtrauf. Near Albstadt, and love this Area too.
Yeah, the Hahnenklee area is awesome! I went there for the bikepark once. Lot's more to do there now! Never been to the Black Forest, but I guess we'll make it eventually. :)
@@DeanaandPhil, wenn ihr hier in der Gegend seid, dann meldet euch bitte. Die Touristenfallen, Triberg usw. braucht ihr nicht unbedingt. Das gibt es ausführlich im Internet. Es gibt so viele schönere Flecken in Baden-Württemberg. Aber ich will euch nicht rein reden! In der Nähe wo ich wohne ist die Burg Hohenzollern und das Schloß in Sigmaringen gehört auch dazu. Beides ist im Besitz der letzten Kaiserfamilie Deutschlands, und gehört zusammen. Das an einem Tag alles ausführlich zu sehen ist ein harter Trip. Der Schwarzwald hat außer den Touristenziele unzählige Ecken die interessant sind. Dann die Städte, ich wüsste jetzt nicht wo ich anfangen soll, wie Tübingen, Donaueschingen, Herrenberg, Freudenstadt.... Das muss gut geplant sein. Aber das ist eure Sache, das solltet ihr selbst entscheiden.
Oh, wie schön, dass ihr noch so ein Video gemacht habt! Habe das vom letzten Jahr noch gut in Erinnerung, weil es sich so heimelig anfühlt 🥰 (bin halt ein Landkind 😆) 👍👍
What a great video guys. I loved going along with you on your bike tour. It's great you were able to get out and enjoy the beautiful spring day. The countryside of Germany is so beautiful! Looks like you have a lot of bike trails which is awesome! Please make more videos like this. :) By the way I looked up the words on the tower. Christus vincit means Christ conquers. Christus imperat means Christ commands.
Vincit means to win not to conquer. Winning the hearts. Imperare means to rule. So Jesus will win over the hearts and is in everybodys mind. And everybody will do as he prayed.
We're becoming Wall-E. Oh dear, you're so right. Last time we rode our bikes (me with e-bike) I was just zipping along effortlessly on our hills (Bergisches Land) and my husband was way behind me working hard. It was that day I realized I don't want to be a Wall-E person so next time I'll turn down the power on the e-bike. You guys are so lucky to have bike trails all over - we have only a limited area we can safely ride in before we're on a 100kph Landstrasse. Eventually I want to put the bikes on a bus (how do you buy a bus ticket in Corona?) and get to one of the Trassen to go from Lennep to Leverkusen but even that will go by very quickly! Hey, I bought my horse from a dealer in Harz!
Happy to see you guys are able to get out and about. Also not having to see the masks. I miss Germany! Traveled to Germany for 20 years until travel restrictions kicked in. Hopefully we will soon be able to travel again in your beautiful country. Have fun guys.
The little church 3:10 is not that old. It dates back only to the late 19th century. Its architecture is neo-romanesque, not medieval. Perhaps consider bike riding along the river Weser from Münden to Hameln during springtime or summer (canoeing would also be an option). There are castles, 1000 year old churches (Corvey, 8th century AD!), medieval towns, palaces, even a traditional china factory and beautiful landscape.
I'm from Northeim as well, and I'm loving to live here. There are also two towns of that name in the US. The one can be find at the western shore of Lake Michigan (belonging to Newton town), the other is located in Texas, spelled "Nordheim" - but because of its history I'm pretty sure, its name derives from our Lower Saxonian Northeim (the only one written with a "t").
You have to taste the ice cream from Finamore. It is the best ice cream from the hole city. In my opinion ist the flavour Joghurt Holunder. Sorry for my Bad english but I was trying my best☺️
I love the countryside so much. I also absolutly prefere village over big city. It feels to me so much natural, when in a place the church is the tallest spot. I know its not possible for everyone to live in such places, because we wouldn't have that much space. But for me, in my very personal beliefe, this is "artgerechte Haltung".
Yours is one of the TH-cam channels that makes me want to visit Germany. (Someday, after restrictions) I'm just sorry there's very little Google Street View in Germany, because I'd like to get a closer view of what things look like.
You are true. It is ridiculous: you look at a Street View map of Europe and find 4 white spots: Germany, Austria, Bosnia and Belarus. Some political left wing people did launch a campaign against Google when they wanted to film the streets, claiming violation of privacy. This is so silly.
Of course they can go out. Germany never had a strong lockdown like Italy, France, Spain or the UK and you could always go cycling or jogging. There was only a curfew for a few weeks at night at the beginning of the year.
I miss the German country side and all the history. So many of us Americans don’t realize how “new” our history really is. In our town in northern Germany we had the Teufelsmoor and the Steden Grab dating back to the Neolithic age.
Ihr wohnt in einer schönen Gegend! Ich finde die Mischung aus Feldern, kleine Städte, Dörfer und den Harz in der Nähe super. Macht mehr Videos. Wenn es nicht so weit wäre, würde ich mal vorbeischauen :-). Viele Grüße aus dem Westerwald
Thanks so much for the tour of the countryside. I am like Deana, I like to see the different styles of architecture and what is typical there. It is something to think about seeing buildings and businesses hundreds of years old. The U.S. is such a young country, it adds a different feeling to think people lived there 1,000 years ago and even more. I experienced the same thing when we were in Japan. (Suggestion: when editing, allow an extra second or two for a cut. One hardly has time to orient to the shot and you are cutting to another. I'd rather the video be another couple of minutes so I can enjoy the individual views more.)
I didn’t know that you actually live near Göttingen, that’s so cool☺️ I live near hannover and always thought that you guys are living somewhere in Bayern 🙈
You may have done a video already about this, but I was Deana’s thoughts about living so far from family. How she’s able to cope with it. Any difficulties, etc. thank you
Ich untertreibe mal, wenn ich sage, dass ich gerade darüber schmunzeln musste: "I think just horses is a big thing in this region!" Wenn ich mich bloß an das Landeswappen von Niedersachsen erinnern könnte... :D Ich habe euch gleich auch mal aboniert :)
@@HingerlAlois Um diese Logik ging es mir eigentlich nicht, sondern darum, dass ein Niedersachse, dessen Wurzeln, wie er ja im Beitrag auch erwähnte, in der niedersächsischen Gegend um "Pferdeberg" liegen, vermutet, dass in Deutschlands pferdereichstem Bundesland, dessen Einwohner sogar einen gewissen Stolz über diesen Pferdereichtum empfinden (ich bin selbst gebürtiger Niedersachse), Pferde eine Große Sache seien ;)
Hi. Do you know of a few hours train route that ets me enjoy some parts of the countryside and /or to a small village to visit and stop off? The bike tour is more versatile for sure. And I have only a few days in Germany, what city or 2 is a must see ? Thx
Zur Frage am Ende: Ich wuchs am rande einer Kleinen Stadt (ca. 35.000 Einwohner) auf. Vor meinem Haus war ne Bundestraße und Bahnschienen und auf der anderen Straßenseite ein Bauernhof. Ich hatte es recht einfach in die Innenstadt mit dem Rad zu fahren und konnte auch in sehr kurzer Zeit an einen Fluss und viele Felder vorbei fahren. Jetzt lebe ich in einer Stadt (ca. 98.000 Einwohner) und hier sieht es fast überall aus wie in ner Großstadt. Dennoch haben wir hier viele kleine parks und überall ist es recht grün, also denke ich mal es kommt ganz drauf an, wo man wohnt um es so schön zu haben, denn würde ich nur aufm Land leben oder nur in ner Betonwüste, dann währ ich bestimmt unglücklich
What's your opinion on the German countryside in summer? Also, let us know if you like videos like these! :)
bruh by me its the 5th time over 20°C
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Düsseldorf?😩😱
we in Hamburg finally had our 2 days of Spring, that Sunday you filmed and the Monday after, 25 degrees -now waiting for our 2-3 weeks of summer; i love Hamburg but i hate the weather! as for the German countryside, Germany is beautiful and i love the countryside in all seasons, so definitely more German countryside & nature things, oh and thumbs up of course, #337
still so funny to see you where i grew up. i remembered the roads i biked as well :) nice start to the weekend! say hello to Dud and Gieboldehausen from me:)
The last time I was in Germany I spent most of my summer in Düsseldorf. This makes me want to take a vacation to the german countryside so I can eat good food and have some excellent Beer. Can't wait for travel to be open worldwide!!
The mountains, the green fields, animals and perfect sunshine awwee countryside. Everything around there reminds me of old cartoons that feature European settings.
Interesting! What kind of cartoons were those? :D
@@DeanaandPhil not sure if they were televised there but the famous ones like Prince Cedie, Princess Sarah, Juddie Abbott and the like. Also the countryside reminds me of Disney fairytales like living in a cabin in the woods or stuff like that
Nailed it! The sunny day, the bikes, the country fields, the architecture, the seasons. Who among us doesn't feel just a little bit better after watching these pastoral scenes. Since you live so close to the Harz, I would love to see more videos like this of your trips to the Harz, especially in the beautiful towns and villages with the story book Fachwerkerhaus. Americans do not know about this lovely area and skip right over it - maybe because Rick Steves, the American travel guru, never wrote about it in his books, just like he never wrote about Bamberg, another gem unknown to most Americans.
Thank you again for a wonderful video. I love the countryside where you are!!!
As a dutch man, i am obligated to go camping to the campingplatz you showed us!
Best comment! 😂😂
@@DeanaandPhil true :D
As another dutchman I totally agressie to go camping there!
@@wlspook As another dutchman I assume that you are a victim of the autocorrect on your phone.
:D hilarious comment!!! i love it!
Love seeing your videos guys. It reminds me of my birth place, Bielefeld in the 50s. Since then have lived in Australia, but will never forget my childhood.
Love videos like this! Thank you for sharing with all of us! ❤️
What a fun day out!! Thank you for sharing with us😎
Thanks for sharing this beautiful adventure.
For chilling, the Countryside is awesome. While is does often lack in entertainment and technology, it makes up for it in vistas.
Oh my gosh! Germany is extra beautiful with u guys! Love the videos!😍👌🏼👍🏼
Amazing scenery, great shots, fitting music, incredible editing, a highly enjoyable video. In short, Deana and Phil.
you make us blush here. :)
Lovely video! Duderstadt Rathaus reminds me of the Göttingen Rathaus. Beautiful! I studied in Göttingen during the summer of 1991, thirty years ago. I look forward to going back and taking my husband and kids to see this beautiful area. We were going to travel throughout Germany this summer... but travel plans had to be postponed. Please make more videos like this one showing the countryside and also images of Duderstadt and nearby towns and villages.
this area looked familiar and when he mentioned Duderstadt it all made sense since I live in Göttingen XD
Super, dieses Video war mal eine nette Abwechslung. Mir gefällt diese Gegend. Ich war mal auf Burg Bodenstein und habe von dort aus einige kl. Ausflüge gemacht. Duderstadt mit den vielen Fachwerkhäusern fand ich klasse! Und ich liiiiebe Rapsfelder! 😃
Achja:
Christus vincit = Christus siegt. ( ..wins)
Christus imperat= Christus herrscht.
( ... reigns)
Du hast dich offensichtlich in WP1 für Französisch statt Latein entschieden. 😁
Love the video of the German countryside! Give me more!!
schönes Video, danke. Das inspiriert.... schöne Grüße aus Hannover
Beautiful! I really enjoyed the video 😊
Germany is beautiful! Loved the video! Thanks ❤🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Nice Video. When i was younger and had more time we made many hollyday trips with kajaks down the rivers. ie weser, werra, east frisia. combined with fishing and raiding cherry trees it was always good. :D
LOVED this video! Especially the cute horses and sheep! 🐴 🚴 🐑
German country side is so beautiful. Cannot wait until we can visit again. Thanks
How wonderful to be outdoors with the beautiful scenery. Nice video!!
Yess! It was about time for some sunshine and activity :)
Goal one day is to bicycle trip all of Germany. Got to do some rides a few years back and was such a beautiful ride and met so many nice people on the trail. One family who had apple orchard gave us tour and then let us fill our bags with fresh of the tree apples. Great way to explore and meet the locals.
Thank you for bringing us along-I really enjoy watching your videos-
Thanks for watching and coming along! 😄
My wife is from a small village in the Spessart and it is premium bike country, at 50 I took my ever first bike ride, and never looked back, Rhine, Main, and over mountains into country like in your video, I can totally get it, age does not matter. On our next trip to Germany we are riding on a 5 day bike tour along the Tauber from wonderful Rottenburg...Deana talk to Phil about Rottenburg lol.
There is a place called Rottenburg, but it's on the Neckar, not the Tauber (plus another one in Lower Bavaria), so I guess you mean Rothenburg ob der Tauber with a "th". The Tauber valley is beautiful. Check out Gamburg castle and Bronnbach monastery south of Wertheim if you're riding that far.
@@imrehundertwasser7094 You are very right. I did mean Rothenburg ob der Tauber, I WILL have to double check my spelling in future. Thank you.
love this vid more please doing a great job guys
That is the cool thing about the country side. There are interesting buildings in the smallest villages.
This was great! Thank you for bringing us along for your ride!
Really well done. Like it very much. Looks a bit like here in the North arround Hamburg. But NO Hills here...
Wow! Germans seem to be very good at keeping the landscaping neat and trimmed. I enjoyed the animals; especially the cat because it looked like mine.
Love your videos and channel. This reminds me of my dads town in the Saarland region. I miss visiting Germany. Keep up the great content. Love it !!!
Thank you Kimo! Will do! :)
Reminds me of Central California (in the valley) during winter when things are green and alive. Beautiful!
In the Harz Mountains there are a Village with the Name Hahnenklee. There is a Church made completely from Wooden! And the Area there is amazing. I was there, but it is years ago. I am from Baden-Württemberg, Black Forrest, and live at the Albtrauf. Near Albstadt, and love this Area too.
Yeah, the Hahnenklee area is awesome! I went there for the bikepark once. Lot's more to do there now! Never been to the Black Forest, but I guess we'll make it eventually. :)
@@DeanaandPhil, wenn ihr hier in der Gegend seid, dann meldet euch bitte. Die Touristenfallen, Triberg usw. braucht ihr nicht unbedingt. Das gibt es ausführlich im Internet. Es gibt so viele schönere Flecken in Baden-Württemberg. Aber ich will euch nicht rein reden! In der Nähe wo ich wohne ist die Burg Hohenzollern und das Schloß in Sigmaringen gehört auch dazu. Beides ist im Besitz der letzten Kaiserfamilie Deutschlands, und gehört zusammen. Das an einem Tag alles ausführlich zu sehen ist ein harter Trip. Der Schwarzwald hat außer den Touristenziele unzählige Ecken die interessant sind. Dann die Städte, ich wüsste jetzt nicht wo ich anfangen soll, wie Tübingen, Donaueschingen, Herrenberg, Freudenstadt.... Das muss gut geplant sein. Aber das ist eure Sache, das solltet ihr selbst entscheiden.
That church is a copy of a Norvegian Stavkirke.
There is also a lot to see around Göttingen. It's almost in the middle of the Federal Republic
Oh, wie schön, dass ihr noch so ein Video gemacht habt! Habe das vom letzten Jahr noch gut in Erinnerung, weil es sich so heimelig anfühlt 🥰 (bin halt ein Landkind 😆) 👍👍
What a great video guys. I loved going along with you on your bike tour. It's great you were able to get out and enjoy the beautiful spring day. The countryside of Germany is so beautiful! Looks like you have a lot of bike trails which is awesome! Please make more videos like this. :) By the way I looked up the words on the tower. Christus vincit means Christ conquers. Christus imperat means Christ commands.
Vincit means to win not to conquer. Winning the hearts. Imperare means to rule. So Jesus will win over the hearts and is in everybodys mind. And everybody will do as he prayed.
@@V100-e5q Thank you. I just got the info from internet and many, many sites said conquer.
I enjoy your vids. This was a nice change of pace from "eating whatever". Please do more. Thanks.
That was fun 😊 Thank you!!
Guys......you made me HOMESICK today! I am from Ganderkesee/Landkreis Oldenburg and live now in North Carolina! Great video!
We're becoming Wall-E. Oh dear, you're so right. Last time we rode our bikes (me with e-bike) I was just zipping along effortlessly on our hills (Bergisches Land) and my husband was way behind me working hard. It was that day I realized I don't want to be a Wall-E person so next time I'll turn down the power on the e-bike. You guys are so lucky to have bike trails all over - we have only a limited area we can safely ride in before we're on a 100kph Landstrasse. Eventually I want to put the bikes on a bus (how do you buy a bus ticket in Corona?) and get to one of the Trassen to go from Lennep to Leverkusen but even that will go by very quickly! Hey, I bought my horse from a dealer in Harz!
totally agreed! It's so tempting though to just ride in Turbo mode all the time! :)
Happy to see you guys are able to get out and about. Also not having to see the masks. I miss Germany! Traveled to Germany for 20 years until travel restrictions kicked in. Hopefully we will soon be able to travel again in your beautiful country. Have fun guys.
Hallo, amazing video! Keep up the good work! 👍
The little church 3:10 is not that old. It dates back only to the late 19th century. Its architecture is neo-romanesque, not medieval.
Perhaps consider bike riding along the river Weser from Münden to Hameln during springtime or summer (canoeing would also be an option). There are castles, 1000 year old churches (Corvey, 8th century AD!), medieval towns, palaces, even a traditional china factory and beautiful landscape.
I live near Göttingen and used to live in the eastern part of the Eichsfeld, so I know this area very well. Nice to see it in this video :-)
I’m originally from Northeim, and I keep telling people my home area is just a bunch of (usually brown) fields. You made Niedersachsen look nice.
I'm from Northeim as well, and I'm loving to live here.
There are also two towns of that name in the US. The one can be find at the western shore of Lake Michigan (belonging to Newton town), the other is located in Texas, spelled "Nordheim" - but because of its history I'm pretty sure, its name derives from our Lower Saxonian Northeim (the only one written with a "t").
You have to taste the ice cream from Finamore. It is the best ice cream from the hole city. In my opinion ist the flavour Joghurt Holunder. Sorry for my Bad english but I was trying my best☺️
Vermisse Deutschland so sehr!! Nettes Video!
Beautiful Germany, I miss travelling. 😢
I love the countryside so much. I also absolutly prefere village over big city. It feels to me so much natural, when in a place the church is the tallest spot. I know its not possible for everyone to live in such places, because we wouldn't have that much space. But for me, in my very personal beliefe, this is "artgerechte Haltung".
The cinematography was outstanding. Looks like i will have to do a bike trip through Niedersachsen as well
loved this. I am very homesick
Yours is one of the TH-cam channels that makes me want to visit Germany. (Someday, after restrictions) I'm just sorry there's very little Google Street View in Germany, because I'd like to get a closer view of what things look like.
Also I didn't realize you were so close to the border with Thuringia. I'd be interested in seeing you bike along where the old border wall stood.
Yes, no street view in Germany, but there is for Austria. Very annoying - I would like to "walk" around places I've actually walked around in Germany.
You are true. It is ridiculous: you look at a Street View map of Europe and find 4 white spots: Germany, Austria, Bosnia and Belarus.
Some political left wing people did launch a campaign against Google when they wanted to film the streets, claiming violation of privacy. This is so silly.
@@gridlockjoe They already did that in 2019: th-cam.com/video/HvGk5xtZoLc/w-d-xo.html
@@imrehundertwasser7094 Thank you for finding that!
Woa I’m surprised you were allowed out! Glad u made the most of it
Of course they can go out. Germany never had a strong lockdown like Italy, France, Spain or the UK and you could always go cycling or jogging. There was only a curfew for a few weeks at night at the beginning of the year.
Nice Video 😁
I live in Einbeck, so we're almost neighbors ✌🏼😂 Grüße aus der Bierstadt
I miss the German country side and all the history. So many of us Americans don’t realize how “new” our history really is. In our town in northern Germany we had the Teufelsmoor and the Steden Grab dating back to the Neolithic age.
In New Zealand we are even younger, any thing built in 1800s is extremely old for us
I had some icecream there last August too.
Horses everywhere!!! So beautyful!!
Lower Saxony is known for its horses.
Hi im from Flensburg i really get oppertunity to go to the west coast its like a paradise there😘😘
Ihr wohnt in einer schönen Gegend! Ich finde die Mischung aus Feldern, kleine Städte, Dörfer und den Harz in der Nähe super. Macht mehr Videos. Wenn es nicht so weit wäre, würde ich mal vorbeischauen :-). Viele Grüße aus dem Westerwald
Hey, guys. That was a super video. I love the German villages you went through. Phil, Christie Vincit is "Christ is victorius!"
Vielen Dank!
8:08 Quick translation for people who don't speak German: "Raps" is rapeseed in English, also known as canola in North America.
Amazing
Very different but enjoyed watching!
Germany is so nice I love it so much
Lovely bike ride and scenery. I got ride of my car a year ago and purchased an Electric Cargo Bike.
Sounds like a wonderful active alternative!! 😍🚴♀️ so much fresh air!
... and here I am sitting in Charleston, SC thinking that I miss home more and more through your videos. South Carolina is terrible for cycling.
❤ the countryside. Germany is beautiful. I would definitely choose the countryside over the city.
You guys should come visit Kassel! Ive moved from the UK to Germany. So i relate to much of Deanas struggles😂
Great Video
I am in one of those villages right now 😁
Well, hello over there! :D
Pedal boat is „Tretboot“ (treading boat) in German.
Thanks so much for the tour of the countryside. I am like Deana, I like to see the different styles of architecture and what is typical there. It is something to think about seeing buildings and businesses hundreds of years old. The U.S. is such a young country, it adds a different feeling to think people lived there 1,000 years ago and even more. I experienced the same thing when we were in Japan. (Suggestion: when editing, allow an extra second or two for a cut. One hardly has time to orient to the shot and you are cutting to another. I'd rather the video be another couple of minutes so I can enjoy the individual views more.)
@deanaandphil Next Goal, Hike the Zugspitze!
The Eichsfeld is having it all.. Best place to live! Maybe we should make a tour together with my indonesian wife.
Love it 🥰❤️
Now I want good weather again in Bavaria😭 The first time that it was quite warm was two weeks ago😢
This is awesome countryside
This makes me really miss Germany :(
The baby leeeetttttssssss goooooo
Ihr wohnt dort perfekt, tolle Gegend !!
I didn’t know that you actually live near Göttingen, that’s so cool☺️ I live near hannover and always thought that you guys are living somewhere in Bayern 🙈
Beautiful video
You may have done a video already about this, but I was Deana’s thoughts about living so far from family. How she’s able to cope with it. Any difficulties, etc. thank you
Ich untertreibe mal, wenn ich sage, dass ich gerade darüber schmunzeln musste: "I think just horses is a big thing in this region!" Wenn ich mich bloß an das Landeswappen von Niedersachsen erinnern könnte... :D
Ich habe euch gleich auch mal aboniert :)
Naja geht man nach der Logik müssten einem in weiten Teilen Deutschlands permanent Löwen über den Weg laufen.
@@HingerlAlois Um diese Logik ging es mir eigentlich nicht, sondern darum, dass ein Niedersachse, dessen Wurzeln, wie er ja im Beitrag auch erwähnte, in der niedersächsischen Gegend um "Pferdeberg" liegen, vermutet, dass in Deutschlands pferdereichstem Bundesland, dessen Einwohner sogar einen gewissen Stolz über diesen Pferdereichtum empfinden (ich bin selbst gebürtiger Niedersachse), Pferde eine Große Sache seien ;)
Love the 80s music 2:32 😀😂
I have lived in small towns and a big city and at my age I want to be in the countryside for the peace and quiet
Gefällt mir! :)
German countryside is nice, but Norway's is breathtaking. :-)
Good when Sun is out. But not out much lately.
Yes, this was the coldest April since 40 years.
@@thkempe And I liked it :-)
You are such sweethearts!
You still need a test for outdoor dining / ice cream parlour?
👍 - _also_ for the TH-cam algo!
To be in County side is the best Germany is lucky of nature 😊
Make a video on Germany's National Holidays and holidays of area specific.
Ich wohne in Bad Sachsa,ein steinwurf von Duderstadt entfernt :D
"Black Burger Animals" 🐂🍔😂🤣
Bad Boy🧐😅
the tastiest! 😂
@@DeanaandPhil in Holland a young horse is a delicacy. We make paardenbiefstuk, paardenworst en a dutch frikandel
I am loving germany.🥺
Hi. Do you know of a few hours train route that ets me enjoy some parts of the countryside and /or to a small village to visit and stop off? The bike tour is more versatile for sure. And I have only a few days in Germany, what city or 2 is a must see ? Thx
Zur Frage am Ende: Ich wuchs am rande einer Kleinen Stadt (ca. 35.000 Einwohner) auf. Vor meinem Haus war ne Bundestraße und Bahnschienen und auf der anderen Straßenseite ein Bauernhof. Ich hatte es recht einfach in die Innenstadt mit dem Rad zu fahren und konnte auch in sehr kurzer Zeit an einen Fluss und viele Felder vorbei fahren. Jetzt lebe ich in einer Stadt (ca. 98.000 Einwohner) und hier sieht es fast überall aus wie in ner Großstadt. Dennoch haben wir hier viele kleine parks und überall ist es recht grün, also denke ich mal es kommt ganz drauf an, wo man wohnt um es so schön zu haben, denn würde ich nur aufm Land leben oder nur in ner Betonwüste, dann währ ich bestimmt unglücklich