Let me introduce you: Franconia! #2

Hi every one!

I know I left Franconia, Nuremberg and his region.
But it is not because it was not nice but just became a bit too small for me.

And I want to share with a nice sunny sunday that I spent in Lauf-an-der-Pegnitz.
Here is a little map to help you to situate this lil towm.


I found those pictures in my folders, I don't even remember when it was, but I think it wa a short time before I moved to Berlin.
I'd say in April.
Enjoy the pictures! And I hope it will make you guys want to visit Franconia!

And if you are interested, about what I wear:
- Pieces handbag
- Deichmann Boots
- Dorothy Perkins Skinny Jeans
- A grey tshirt from H&M+
- A customized military jacket found on the flea market
- very old H&M neckless
- Pilot sunglasses from Mango


Have fun, post comments, and take care!

Lots of Love!
AnnFlo

Let me Introduce you: Frankfurt! #3

Hello Guys,

I hope you are doing fine.
I am, as I am still re-discovering some Pictures that I finally sorted.

Therefore I am cheating a Little, to make an Evolution of my category called "let me introduce", which will be some discoveries in Germany.

As the Title says you will discover a bit of Frankfurt. I have to give precisions, it is Frankfurt Am Main, not the other Frankfurt called ugly city Frankfurt An der Oder. They are more the 600 km apart !
Here is a Little mapp to situate both cties.

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I hope it makes you want to visit!

Have fun with comments, take care, and see you soon!


Lots of love,
AF.

Let me introduce you: Franconia!

Hi everyone!

The term of Franconia (Franken) is today commonly used to refer to the eastern part of the old Duchy of Franconia in Germany. The region is nowadays mainly represented by the administrative districts of Lower Franconia (Unterfranken, capital city Würzburg), Middle Franconia (Mittelfranken, capital city Ansbach), and Upper Franconia (Oberfranken, capital city Bayreuth) in Bavaria. Due to the respective local East Franconian German dialects, the adjacent northeastern region of Baden-Württemberg called Tauberfranken and parts of southern Thuringia are also considered as Franconian regions.
The two largest cities of Franconia are Nuremberg and Würzburg. The metropolitan area of Nuremberg is often qualified as the economic and cultural center of Franconia, and that’s where I live since the 12th of September 2010.

Why my title?
Because Franconians are deeply anchored in their regional traditions. Do not mix them with Bavarians, even if Franconia belongs to Bavaria.
An example is that on old buildings in all Bavaria window shutters are in “Weiß und Blau” (white and blue), but here in Nuremberg, Franconia, they are in “Weiß und Rot” (white and red).
Here are the Flags:

Here are some nice pics I made at the end of fall in Franconia.

Have fun guys with comments, and see you soon!!!