ghost of nature.

walking in the forests is one of my favourite things to do because you think you know it all, and then you suddenly discover a new place you've never been to. your mind is racing, it comes up with all kinds of stories. what was this place, who roamed around here, what did they do and why did they abandon it? these questions came to my mind when exploring these stray walls and leftovers of ( assumed ) military buildings. i love discovering new surroundings. so much to see, so little time. of course you need the usual tree picture. walking here was kind of cool, there were people around, but not too much. just in case you are robbed or something happened to you,  you can cry out loud for help. and suddenly there were walls. just standing in the middle of the forest. see? nature takes back everything. it's a bit sad. these walls are perfect for graffiti but there seems to be a lack of good quality sprayer. so you can only find tags. no epic street art. only pretty colours...

the day started out with a visit to an exhibit: animals inside out by günther von hagens. totally worth it, even though we travelled with a little girl. you couldn't take pictures, but i recommend you to have a look at the link to see what awaits you ( in any case you should be visiting london in the near future. ) i slowly am starting to explore this chaotic and ( in my opinion ) huge city called frankfurt now one of my best friends is moving here to start academic studies. until now, i haven't found my love for it. i guess i never will, everytime i visited it was chaotic and made me have all kinds of anxieties. maybe though, with little steps i can try to deposit some of these the more i venture into this city. i know there are good things to be found, but at the moment, this city is too overwhelming for my 'little-town' heart. it just beats for nature not huge cities.  and then we visited the frankfurt zoo the first time. we haven't seen all yet and we want ...