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What little town? My wife's family is from a little town in southern Germany.
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about half way between Frankfurt & Munich.
beautiful country.......
what always strikes me is how litter free & tidy Germany is.
Also they seem to be way ahead of us in Solar power & wind power.
(I'm going to the Porsche museum in Stuttgart today, if I can get some sleep, anyway)
about half way between Frankfurt & Munich.
beautiful country.......
what always strikes me is how litter free & tidy Germany is.
Also they seem to be way ahead of us in Solar power & wind power.
(I'm going to the Porsche museum in Stuttgart today, if I can get some sleep, anyway)
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Her family is from Dettingen, southeast of Stuttgart. They immigrated to America the year she was born. She was born in Idaho, but her brother and sister were both born in Germany. She goes back to visit kin every couple of years.
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i didn't make it that far south. But I did have lunch in Bavaria across the Danube from Ulm (just to say I was there).
here is the Dettingen crest:
i found it very interesting: