Königssee + Obersee 🇩🇪 A Magical Day Trip in the Bavarian Alps + Kaiserschmarrn!
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- We took our four kids on a day trip to see the MAGICAL Königssee and Obersee lakes in Berchtesgaden National Park, and we were blown away! It is a breathtaking place and is definitely a must-see in Germany (Deutschland). We're so happy we were able to show our children more of the beauty in Germany, and only a 45-minute drive away. We got to eat at a restaurant for the first time since we moved to Germany and were able to try Kaiserschmarrn for the first time! We hope you enjoy seeing how our family experienced this special park. We plan to go back to hike and stay overnight, too.
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I´ve never seen a kid as young as Grayson speaking german that fluently and with hardly no accent at all in such a short time - highly impressed!
I guess he has a talent for languages! We are surprised by it as well.
All of you are learning German crazy fast. It's so impressive!
yes, that's absolutely true.
Kids learn fast...
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife So that could lead into one of his professions - to be a translator of one culture, one languague, one understanding of life, to another . . .
I love hearing the kids talk German! and I Love hearing you as parents talk more German now 😍 best parts of the videos:)
Oh good, I’m glad you like that part!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife :-))
Sitting here in Florida watching your new video, and my eyes are leaking... I so very much miss my born to country, and now live vicariously through your videos. You are so very lucky!
Awe 😭😭 your homeland is a special place.
I love to just imagine the stories the kids can tell every time you travel back to the United States to visit family or when you move back. Even on job applications and applications for College and University this is going to look great for them.
I sure hope so!
You are such a beautiful family ! What great memories will your kids have of these times when you took them on so many unforgettable trips .
Last time I was in southern Germany was about 60 years ago when I was a kid and my parents took me there and the impressions of the mountains and beautiful lakes have remained in my memory.
Congrats on another gorgeous video and professional editing .
Hi Grandma K! Thank you, you always leave such kind and thoughtful comments.
VERY excited will be there in 3 weeks!! Thanks for posting. Love your family and your videos.
your videos make me happy, they make me feel like everything's ok with the world, thank you for that
💚💚😍 we're so glad, thank you! There is still SO MUCH good left in our world!
Fantastic video in an awesome area of Bavaria. May I, however, remind viewers from outside Germany that this only one small aspect of German geography, landscape, culture, architecture, etc. Germany also has fantastic big rivers - the Danube and Rhine are just the biggest ones, with castles on every other hilltop; There's the North Sea and the Baltic Sea with beaches; the wine regions with vinyards everywhere - especially in the fall, when the leaves turn golden, and every village has their own wine festival. Then there is truly amazing industrial culture in the cities. And so much more ... Hopefully you will be able to see and vlog these, too in the future.
Oh yes for sure. We want to take the kids to the Rhine and Mosel rivers and see all of the castles. Germany is a beautiful country!
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@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Don't forget the North of Germany, like Bremen, Hamburg, Lübeck, nor the "North Sea" or "East Sea" (aka the Baltic Sea). Visit Islands like Langeoog or Wangerooge, where no cars are allowed, to instantly jump into "Urlaub" or vacation feeling.
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Go there in the time of fall. It's a cool thing to see the grapes on the grapevines or taste "Federweisser" (the first white wine of the year).
@@marrykurie48 You always go east, but check out west of your location
Grayson speaking German in such a short time is amazing. I love seeing the kids enjoying nature and play without beeing afraid of insects and plants like I often seen it in the US. You all adapted very good to your new home.
Nice, looks like you had a great "Vormittag" at the Königssee. You've probably already heard of it, but Berchtesgaden made me think of the salt mine they have close to there. It's actually a working salt mine and the Bad Reichenhall salt comes from there. There is a part of it you can tour and you go into the mountain on a little train like the miners used at one point and within you go down a couple of wooden slides and even cross a lake within the caves on some floats. Plus you learn about salt mining. It's actually pretty cool and I'm sure the kids would enjoy it. If you just google Salzbergwerk Berchtesgaden, it should just pop up 😉
I also highly recommend it...
Yes our kids would really enjoy that!
Apart from the (obvious) fact that you are a lovely family I wanted to say that I really like the style of your videos showing some everyday impressions as an intro!
We went last year to Königssee when we stayed in Berchtesgaden. I loved the horn on the boat. We could even hear the echo on the return trip from the other boat!
Yes! Love that part.
The song's you used in the video make it look more magical ✨️ God bless you all
Whew! Absolutely gorgeous!
It’s hard to take an ugly video of Königssee!
it makes us so happy. when we see people traveling with children. for we think children learn so much from traveling :)
Yes I hope they do!
I'm so glad to see your videos while imagining the experiences you and your family go through.
🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you!
Your camera work is really top notch! You caught the scenery and your family perfectly! 😍
Impressive language skills! Your kids are so cute and will learn German without much effort. Hard to keep up with them😉. I've never been to Königssee, but after watching this perfect video, I will.
So gorgeous landscape....
Greetings from Karlsruhe.
Hi from Karlsruhe! Thank you so much for your kind comments.
I just had the thought that your family and friends back in the US really have the best home videos of your family - and they are always up to date + somehow with you this way.
Yes that’s true! Many of our family does say they stay more updated with our videos and posts in Germany than they did when we lived in USA!
Love seeing that people from other Countrys are Interested in our Country and our language :D
You have a beautiful country! 💖
Very absorbing coverage of the amazing site.
Really nice video and the music fits perfectly!
Thank you!
Your son's German is so good! Sounds perfect.
Kaiserschmarrn is fairly easy to make at home, you should give it a try! Only need to be patient so it doesn't burn in the pan ;D
If your kids enjoy being in nature, for a future trip you could go to a "Barfußpfad", a barefoot trail (?), don't know if that's a thing in the US but I think they are quite common in Germany. I went to some when I was in elementary school to learn about the different materials and textures of the forest. They usually are not only for entertainment but also for education :)
As always great pictures and music, love your videos. You should work for the Bavarian Tourism Agency…
Thank you so much!
The walking sticks were very popular until the early 2000s amongst hiking clubs. After completion of various paths with varying degrees of difficulties you would receive a metal plate to signify completion. People would travel all over the country to wander and collect.
Our boys would love that!
I'm certain that they have a Wanderverband near you. Google Wanderverband Bayern it may be up your alley. Collecting those plates is a fun way to collect memories and be amongst nature. PS children's activities are also offered. Many thanks for sharing your adventures
Such a great video, thank you for that, it makes my day! The Königsseee is really worth a visit and I remember when I was there the first time I thought "Wow, this can't be real, this must be some kind of theater setting". But nobody could imagine (and build) a theater setting like that, right?
Right?! It doesn’t look real! It’s out of this world, so incredibly gorgeous. So glad our video made your day, thank you for commenting and watching!
Sehr schönes video... Ich lebe dort und trotzdem macht es Spaß zu zusehen ☺👋👋👋
Dankeschön!
You guys are amazing,It’s so nice watching your trips and how you enjoy Bavarian 😘
Their sons remind me of my little brother haha, they're adorable!😆
You are not kalt, you hilarious people, but you are definitely very cool. 😎🥳🇩🇪🇺🇸
🤣🤣🥶🥶😎😎
Sehr schöne Kinder haben sie und gut erzogen
... Great Video. Great Family. Great Location. 🍀
If I may suggest you a location to visit. The salt mine in Berchtesgaden is for kids and adults totally exciting with its slides and the boat trip under/in the mountain.
Yes! We’d love to see that!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife It is absolutely worth to see. I have visit the mine in my childhood too. I remember the salt mine-train, the illuminated salt blocks, the black jackets and the helmet you have to wear. And the slide makes a lot of fun. I remember that we all got a leather rag for our butt in order to slide down. Absolutly amazing!
Your son already got it right :D sounds like a real german ..most germans would pronounce it Köni"ch"see with a soft ch instead of a hard g wich would almost sound like a k :D :D thats subtle but very distinctive :D, kids adapt soo fast :O
It’s amazing how fast kids learn!
Agreed on the "ch" part, however, it is not typical to Bavaria. So he is about to be a German - Poliglot 😍😍😍.
The Königssee indeed is a kind of magical place. We have been there during our summer vacation in 2019. On our way to Croatia we took a 2 day stop over in Bad Reichenhall to visit the Königssee and Salzburg before heading on.
We also took the boat tour and a hike at the Obersee. I definitely want to come back here. :-)
What a lovely trip that must’ve been! We are excited to go to Croatia, too.
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife It was a nice vacation, although we had a few problems on the way to Croatia. At the border I realized that I had lost my ID and we had to turn back and go to Ljubljana. There I obtained a temporary passport at the German Embassy with which we were able to enter Croatia. So we arrived at the hotel with one day delay. But on the other hand we had the unplanned possibility to visit Ljubljana, which is a really nice city.
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Did you saw the last videos from "Our Story to Tell" on youtube? ;)
Love the video! I've been there a few times, and I took a friend from Wales there too. He absolutely loved it! (we had better weather)
Funnily enough, my boss (also American) will take his family (wife and 3 kids) down to Berchtesgaden this weekend! I'll show him your video. 😃
Oh cool about your boss! And thank you!
That video is great! The footage is so beautiful and I love seeing you exploring and enjoying the nature.
I really love watching your videos and I am always looking forward 😊💕
Sorry for my bad English 🙈
Your English is great! Thank you for the nice comments!
Looks like you had another lovely day trip! 😊
Fun fact: there ARE mountain goats (Gämsen) living wild in these mountains (I’ve seen them myself)!
Wen your kids are older and can stand really big hikes, you’ve got to start at Bartholomä and hike up to some of the mountain huts (with dorms and food to buy) up above those places!
That would be awesome!
Beautiful! Ich habe Fernweh (the opposite of 'Heimweh' (homesick)). ;-)
I love y'all! You're such a wonderful family. Good bless you all.
Thank you! Blessings to you as well. 💖
Very nice. Thank you for this video. I liked your kid speaking about the island in the middle of nowhere.. and your reply to that..haha.. Very entertaining and useful. We are going to the place his weekend.
Are you! It’s so beautiful - enjoy your trip!
Looks wonderful! At the moment I’m sitting inside my car watching while eating dinner on a Rastplatz ! I’m in Bavaria (lower Franconia )until the 10th of July to visit my best friend!
Oh wonderful! Franconia is a beautiful area. Enjoy your time with your friend!
When you come back you definitely have to do the hike to the far end of the Obersee. It's steep and you'll need good shoes but man it's worth it! You'll find the Salet-Alm back there where you can get some ridiculous good ham and cheese, and fresh milk as well. Also you'll have the chance to see the waterfall from up close.
wonderful nature and wonderful video, thanks !
Thank you!
Sooo nice. Thank you for sharing. We’ve been to Königssee (just drove by for lunch from Croatia). As I will be moving soon near Munich (due to a new job), we will be exploring more the Königssee & Obersee. I am excited!!!
You will LOVE it! It’s a truly magical place!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife I bet! I was fascinated already through your video😍
oh lovely it looks :) I am so missing travel now .. its refreshing to see that its cold as well when we are going thru a huge heat wave now of 40+ c
Oh gosh, are you on the west coast of North America?
What do your children think about living in Germany? There were many changes in life. Old friends leaving behind, new friends difiicult to get because of a different language. New culture ... and so on.
Yeah it has been difficult and fun at the same time. Leaving friends and family behind was the hardest part. And adjusting to school here has been a HUGE challenging. Lots of culture shocks and language issues.
I'm curious about what you they think after one, two and three years.
@@ThePixel1983 yeah, me too! We plan to do a school update video in the fall. 4th klasse has been the hardest. Our son has soooo much hausaufgaben. But he’s the one that speaks German the best, so maybe it’s because of his strict teacher!
So,so beautiful.. Thank you for sharing.Vielen herzlichen Dank 💙
Nice video. Have been to Berchtesgadener Land last summer. Obersee was my favorite. Too bad the kids weren't up for a little more hiking, cuz, imo, the other side of Obersee is the most stunning part (and it has Germany's highest waterfall). If u wanna take another trip to that region, don't forget Jenner (take the cable cars) and the Hintersee.🤩🤩🤩
Yes! We’ve got to go back and stay for a night or two so we can hike to that waterfall!
The visuals are stunning, Troll rocks were my favorite part. ❤️🔥
Yeah, toll rocks!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Haha.. Cant disagree there 😍
I hope you survived the storms well.
Yes we did - the winds were high but everything is fine! How about you?
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife In Germany we say "Gott sei Dank". I live with my family near Heidelberg. Everything is ok with us. Unfortunately, Stuttgart was hit very hard. In northern Germany(Ostfriesland) people just laughed at the storm, they know a lot about storms. They call it "Schietwetter". I really love your videos. Stay healthy
@@rogerkautz7441 we also say „Gott sei Dank“ if we aren‘t religious. Important thing I think
@@an7855 You are absolutely right
@@rogerkautz7441 No 'Schietwetter' here at the Baltic Sea thank god ('Gott sei Dank'), just some highly appreciated rain after the heat. And as the saying goes 'there is no bad weather in the North, just inappropriate clothing'.
Oh that church with the round roofs down by the lake... My grandma has a wall tapestry of it. I think she bought it when she visited down there. I've never been there but I always recognize it 😅
Oh how special!
Nice video, regarding the boats both versions are let's say true. It started with the hunting part and in the meantime they only use electrical engines to spare the sea (no risks of oil/diesel spills and so on).
Oh cool, both are correct!
The reason for the electric boats is told by the guy that plays the trumpet, iirc: the water of the Königssee has "Trinkwasserqualität" (means you can drink it).
Ah that's great! Keeps it even cleaner.
Grayson's language skills are terrific. Have un at Königsee. I was there when I was about your kid's age - a looooong time ago
Dankeschön!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife You guys inspired me to check out summer holiday options in the Königsee area for later this summer
I like your videos a lot! :)
Wunderbar
Cows are udderly awesome. Quite moooooving.
Hahahaha!
Another destination you may want to try is the Krimml Wasserfall in Austria.
Wunderschöne Video, und die Musik 🎵 dazu ist traumhaft 👍👏❤️❤️❤️🍀🍀🍀
Vielen dank!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Bitteschön,sehr gerne 😊
I visited that place 5 years ago. It's magical. Be careful with the Austrian Autobahns: You always have to buy a "Pickerl" before driving on it.
I've been here in 2013 or 2014 but did not take the boat ride. Unfortunately. But like you wrote at the end "we'll be back" so I'll be back. Thank you.
I know you are in Germany. But happy fourth of July from California.
And also July the second was my fourty one years in America.
Happy July 4th to you, too!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife thank you.
Your kids are so brave well educated
Im not 100% sure but i think the good Batterys came from the fact that Germany (The Emperor) needed them for the "U-Boot Waffe" he was implementing in the Navy that time so Varta had the order to make them better/more powerfull and smaller in size so they can be used in Submarines. Emperor Willhelm II. loved his Navy so much that he pushed the developement really hard. He wanted an equal counterpart to the British Royal Navy.
Ella definately needs her own little Dirndl
If you go there again, try visting the salt mine in Bad Reichenhall. You and your kids will like it.
Our kids would love the salt mines!
You are a wonderful family ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Good editing and content creation
Thank you!
looks like you picked a cold day for the excursion... I drove From Kitzbuhel, Austria to Fuessen in 1993. I wish I had more time and taken my time to turn left and explore this beautiful area also. Maybe, when I'm able to return to Germany after covid to visit my sister, can we both come tour the sights... But only when it's warmer.
If you are using the Autobahn in Austria, make sure you have a valid toll sticker ("Pickerl") attached to the windshield of your car, even if its only for a few km. The sticker is available at gas stations near the border. This avoids a possible toll fine of at least 120 euros. .... Austria is kind of famous for "highway robbery". ;-)
What a beautiful lake! Do anyone know if this is a good place to visit in early November?
Quite packed there despite Corona!
This is awesome. We are moving to *Bayern* in the next weeks. I recognise that the school are definitely better. Please make a video of visiting a Restaurant and food.
Hope your move is uneventful! Best of luck.
Are you moving from within Germany or from another country?
Did you go to the Salzbergwerk Berchtesgaden yet? Don’t miss out on it, your kids will love it!
It's so beautyful 😍 My profilepicture is from the Alm at the other side of Obersee. Its stunning over there 😊
Oh I can see that, even though the picture is so tiny.
What a beautiful place.
Sorry to inform you (you might have heard it already) the "Rodelbahn" (Roller Coaster) at Königssee is no more. At least for the time being, the flood has done considerable damage! Lots of love from Lippe.
Yours,
Kevin
what a good camerawork, and Kaiserschmarrn after a good hikingtour is always delicious; there is so much in Berchtesgaden to see; Rodelbahn, Salzbergwerk, with the Cablecar up to watzmann near to 2000m
Thank you! So wonderful you were there as a child. 💖
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife not as achild, as an adult i had a job in TS over 10 Years
Flädlesuppe, oh boy ... Yum!
It was so yummy!
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife it's thin pancake stripes - add it to your own repertoire!
Btw "Flädle" is the diminutive form of "Fladen" in Swabian / Bavarian / southern German accent, which depicts a pancake.
See also "Fladenbrot", which is a flat / thin rounded (kind of) bread.
There's also "Der Kuhfladen", which is a bit different from food products ... They all only share the shape! ;-)
The side dishes to the Kaiserschmarrn you got are typical - "Zwetschgenröster" (stewed plums) and "Apfelmus" (apple purree). And you can debate endlessly with people about the addition of raisins (I personally don't like them)
Die Kinder haben am meisten Spaß, aber wenn Ihr wirklich einmal eine längere interessante Wanderung machen möchtet, solltet Ihr zwei das allein machen! ;)
Oder in einem Wanderclub!
Nice video 👍🏼💪🏼 😍
Name of the songs?!
Grayson's german pronounciation is really good! Btw, Kaiserschmarrn is supposed to be eaten with a fork, not with hands ;)
Hahaha true
and with Vanillesoße
Who cares how Kaiserschmarrn is eaten. Enjoy the time any way u want. Great video.
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife uh oh ! Second lapse, LOL !
Wir fahren zum Königssee 😉
Ahhh okay! But is it also okay to say you’re going someplace, not just driving?
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife i think it is really funny. Americans are going everywhere but use the car for going. Germans fahren überall hin. Wir fahren nach Köln, wir fahren in den Urlaub, wir fahren ans Meer, wir fahren zu Stephan, wir fahren zu Aldi… it doesn‘t matter if we go there by bike, car, train or even airplane(we use fliegen, if we want to point out that we fly. But if it is just „we‘re going to Hawaii“ we use fahren). Just in case we walk there we actually say „gehen“. Ich gehe zu meinem Nachbarn. But we also use it for events. Wir gehen zum Konzert/Jahrmarkt/Fußballspiel, also if we go there by car. But for the actual way we fahren again. „Gehst du auch zum Konzert morgen?“ but „Wir fahren jetzt zum Konzert“(If we don‘t walk there). It is really confusing, even just writing the description
The other use of „gehen“ is with the mood thing. „Wie geht es dir?“ - „Danke, mir geht es gut“. To mess it up completely we also use „laufen“(run). „Wie läuft es bei dir?“ - „Kann nicht meckern“(🤪🤪🤪also if I really try🤪🤪🤪). Gehen is more to ask for the mood, laufen is more the whole situation.
Hope this helps
I learnt German from English. Use fahren instead of gehen for any type of “going somewhere “ in a vehicle or vessel - car, boat, train, bicycle etc. then use gehen for when you walk.
Germans like to be specific on everything including how you’re getting there!
Loving your channel so much. Thanks for bringing armchair travel to those of us stuck at home. 💕 from Australia.
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife You can use visit "besuchen" instead. Gehen will be used more foran event: "Wir gehen _ins_ Konzert." Wo go to a concert. Also: "Wir gehen _nach_ Hause." We go home. If you leave an event (e.g. party). If you travel: "Wir fahren nach Hause." We return home. But the difference is small. "Gehen" is more like occasion/event oriented while "fahren" is more used with a location. So "wir gehen nach Österreich" means we are moving to Austria (PCS) for good while "Wir fahren nach Österreich" means visiting for a limited time like a vacation.
Note that you also need a vignette (pickerl) in order to use Austrian highways. There are high penalties if you use the highway without having paid road tax in Austria.
Ooohhh good to know!
When coming back on the lake to Königsee, the Mountain you see in the backround is called the "sleeping witch"! At 18:10
Oh cool! Hadn’t heard of that before.
Song name? Nice vlog ☺️
Now it is time to visit the North of Bavaria: Nuremberg, Bamberg, Rothenburg o.d.T., Dinkelsbühl, Würzburg, Bayreuth, Franconian Wine Land, Franconian Switzerland, Regensburg, Bayerischer Wald, Steigerwald, Rhön, Frankenwald, Fichtelgebirge, Fränkisches Seenland.
Well not yet - we’ve only been doing day trips - saving our time and money for those bigger trips where we need hotel rooms. For our family of six, we actually need two hotel rooms in most places, or a big Air BnB. So we’ve chosen to see places we can drive to in one day for now.
The worst thing of driving to Austria is that you most certainly need a costly toll Vignette to use their highways
and they declare their main roads at the borders as ones to rip off tourists.
They even use automatic toll systems to check for them and fine you if you don't have bought one.
To the battery Boats, at the time of the early 20th century there where quite a few electric vehicles such as milk delivery cars, but then oil and fuel has taken over the market.
Glad were finally back to electric vehicles now days.
I just have to ask, did you see the large trout?
No we didn’t see any fish! Are people allowed to fish there?
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Only the few people who live on the lake. There was a display in the restaurant where a very large trout was caught in 1976, it was in a glass case, I saw it in 1987, 88 and 89. bestiarium.kryptozoologie.net/artikel/the-monster-trout-of-koenigssee/
Electric boats are mostly used on reservoirs if there is boat traffic allowed. The reason is that combustion engines give off exhausts and oil into the water. Which is a no-no if the water will be used as drinking water. But I dunno about the situation at Königssee.
yes, because of drinking water, but also because of general pollution, noise, and (on boats for rental) for a reduced fixed maximum speed.
The water of the lake has the quality of drinking water, but it's not used as a water Reservoir - Bavarians don't drink water, they only drink beer! ;-)
@@frankschrewe4302 can you please send me such an online beer, via email? :-)
@@Anson_AKB I wrote on my cell phone and the auto correction changed every second word. Didn't notice this one...
@@frankschrewe4302 of course, and to avoid this i have turned off my autocorrection, and had to edit an error in my comment too :-)
but i couldn't let the opportunity pass to ask for that "online beer" (instead of "only beer"). it looked just too funny to me, and it had made me thirsty :-)
Hi lovely family we were in Garmisch last year but we missed this part! Beautiful boat cruise along the 'German' fjords
Awsome Video! 😼
I was there 3times it´s magic
Obersalzberg with Kehlsteinhaus is my Tip (Eagle´s Nest for Americans)
Yes, we did want to see Eagle’s Nest. We will have to go back, there’s so much to do there!
You're all getting on very well with the German - well done! I really enjoy to watching the progress. It's not an easy language for a none native speaker I assume.
Btw: "Uns ist kalt" = we are (feeling) cold), not "Wir sind kalt" - that would sound more than you are cold as in personality-ish and that certainly isn't the case, as far as I can judge from your vids. :-) Habt einen schönen MIttwoch & Gruss aus Irland!
Thank you! Yeah we make a lot of mistakes still.
You must be very carefull when you drive across to austria. They have toll. You have to buy a "pickerl" it´s called. It´s enough you drive hundred Meter over the border without a toll, you get fined. You have to buy a One Day Ticket or even more days or month and you get a sticker and pulled it on the windshield. So the borderline officer is very calm at you let you go to germany without a fined. Lucky Family :)
8:19: If you mean that you are freezing, it would be "Uns ist kalt". "Wir sind kalt" means that you actually ARE cold.
The first battery powered carriage was created by the Scotsman Robert Anderson between 1832 and 1839. The first electric powered car was created by the German Andreas Flocken in 1888. Also in 1888 the Spanish engineer Isaac Peral built the first electric powered submarine. So battery technology was already quite advanced in 1909.
Wow that’s so cool!
Just wondering if you get to travel more now you're living in Germany or is it the same when you lived in the USA. I mean travelling to different States. I notice that you upload many outings and travels on your chanel, hope you get to visit DK 🇩🇰. It's also nice here but flat compared to Germany 😀
I Support visiting DK. Several nice regions there! Too often overlooked.
I have a friend in Denmark I’d like to meet, actually! Yeah it’s easy to travel in the USA by car. But we couldn’t go too far because then we’d need to fly, and that’s super expensive for a family of 6 in the USA. But it’s very easy to go by car.
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife it's more fun travelling in Europe because it doesn't take a long drive to reach another country and get to learn another culture.
It would be great if you can visit 🇩🇰, your kids will love Legoland 😀
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You can exclude "border crossings" in your navi system. 😉