As mentioned before, there is a city very close to Radolfzell called Singen. It is 10 minutes maximum by train to get there. As I mentioned before, Singen has two very great hills to climb. Singen also has another attraction as well. Singen is full of these big bear statues! I never got around to asking why but the statues are all a different theme and I just had to take pictures so you all could see them. I have found that a lot of German cities have an animal or symbol that is represented throughout their city. For instance, Ulm, has the sparrow überall (everywhere). Also, I would like to dedicate this post to one of my best friends, Kaitlin Recore,...her obsession with everything bears inspired me to write this post. So anyway, here are the bears.
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| Not sure what this theme was...a map? |
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| Fire Bear! |
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| Not reall worthy of a picture but they ARE two blue bears in front of a mustard yellow building. |
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Not sure what this is supposed to be, but I just
pretended that it was a Brewers bear. |
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Lady-like bear. She will make you cookies
BEFORE she mauls you to death. |
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| Book bear in front of a book store. Natürlich! |
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It's hard to tell, but this is a painter bear in
front of a paint store. |
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| Brezel (pretzel) Bear! |
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This is a musical bear...and a not-so-secret
Packers fan. Go Pack Go! |
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| Sportlich (sporty) Bear. |
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| Mafia Bear! |
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Nature bear in front of a natural herbs
and spices store! |
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Jackson Pollock bear?
It was in the Deutsche Bank that I go to. |
1 comment:
ONE of your best friends!?!?
AND thank you so much!! This post made my day!
BEARS!
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