What does itself from the rain-soaked days in boredom and better as a dignified museum visit? Correct: Nothing. How convenient if private then also be able to associate with shops. This is what happened on that Sunday:
Four Ravens - Isabel, Daniel, Kalle and me (Nelly) - decided to take a trip to the Technik Museum in Speyer, to collect local creative impressions for an ongoing project with the theme "Aviation" . Decided to do, put into the car, GEDU just above the highway and we were there. The exhibition content is also summarized quickly: Vehicles, aircraft, ships, space vehicles and 'n Kuul playground for children.
The latter is particularly noteworthy, because there may to make not only for apes by itself in far too small, apparently for babies conceived, electric cars pure squeezed and the race-course is resting, while about ten father-mother-child constellations sit and watch it and be frightened by so much immaturity ... no, you can also remote-controlled pirate ships rumtuckern on a pond and try to ram each other - until the thirty-second to fifty-cent time around - or in a kind of two-man plastic ball buckle down and try ( very important), which runs on tracks in a circle and a button rotates and rolls over. Actually, we wanted to go even with the little boat Titanic, which a jump will be hurled into the water, but they were unfortunately out of service. And the remarkable swing boat looked like pure boredom. The little two year old, who drove with her dad saw it, at least look pretty bored. For this we are then heated again over a wide punctuated by puddles parking lot (no, not with the electric cars, but with Daniel's estate) and have a short, completely unexpected, brought trip to Sinsheim, because we thought that would be Mannheim.
And because there is nothing to report yet more adventurous and I had to try from the very few notable to conjure an exciting story, there's place Words now Pictures: