On my way I found this dragon on Altewiekring 52A.
Wiek is a historical term for a trading or market settlement. This obviously was a ring around such a centre.
AI goes on:
The “Altewiek” urban district: Braunschweig emerged in the Middle Ages from several formerly independent districts (known as “Weichbilder”). The oldest of these areas, surrounding the Magnikirche, is still called Altewiek (alte Wiek) today and serves as a direct reminder of the city’s historical origins as an early settlement on the Oker.
And who knows? Maybe Duke Henry the Lion after all did NOT kill, only injured the Dragon in South Africa and he is back now...?
AI goes on:
The “Altewiek” urban district: Braunschweig emerged in the Middle Ages from several formerly independent districts (known as “Weichbilder”). The oldest of these areas, surrounding the Magnikirche, is still called Altewiek (alte Wiek) today and serves as a direct reminder of the city’s historical origins as an early settlement on the Oker.
And who knows? Maybe Duke Henry the Lion after all did NOT kill, only injured the Dragon in South Africa and he is back now...?
Reisbude may not seem to give credit, they serve Pad Thai, fresh sushi and refreshing homemade drinks (I did not stop).
And maybe the dragon even throws a party?
The phrase “mit allem Drum und Dran” means “with everything that goes with it” or “complete, including all accessories and extras.”
Your turn to decide.
Off to the eye-doc, wish me "luck"...
1 comment:
Dear friend Iris, I love the green 💚 colour and design. Henry looks great. Love ❤️ and hugs.
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