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Out & AbOut in

www.stuttgart.army.mil Sept. 2011

between the pAges

bAden-wrttemberg

Flea marketand Volks-marches

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Marketsand more

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Food andculture

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By Birgit Thompson

USAG Stuttgart

Public Affairs Office

Riding the Rails in Baden-Wrttember

One of the convenient aspects ofliving in Stuttgart is the pub-lic transportation system. Theregional train system and its

uburban railway system or S-Bahn tracks

pan from Bietigheim to Echterdingen androm Schorndorf to Herrenberg. It is easy tomaneuver around the city and outlying sub-rbs without a car.

The bus system, which complements the S-Bahn system, and reaches even farther into themaller farming communities.

The VVS (Stuttgart transportation network)prides itself on being a reliable, easy to usepublic transportation system that lets travel-rs get from point A to point B without muchuss.

The DB (Deutsche Bundesbahn) on thether hand, offers a ticket that can take visi-ors throughout Baden-Wrttemberg. The BWicket is an effective, economical way to getround for one day. For 29, up to five travel-rs can use it on an unlimited amount of trainoutes and subways within Baden-Wrttem-berg on the day of the purchase (weekdaysrom 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. the next day and on

weekends, midnight to 3 a.m. the next day).The ticket is valid on all local trains (Inter-

egio-Express, Regional-Express, Regional-ahn, S-Bahn) and the entire transport system

f the Verkehrsverbnde (public transportationystems). The BW tickets will take travellerss far as Wrzburg and Basel.

Travelers can explore the Black Forest, theRhine River Falls, Lake Constance, the Swa-

bian Alb and the royal residence in Wrzburgall on one ticket, within the time frame speci-fied.

In some states, you can buy a supplementticket for 13 to be able to take Inter Regional-or express-trains. Prices, terms and conditionsmay vary from state to state.

Another added bonus is that the ticket of-fers some discounts at various locations. SeaLife in Konstanz offers a 30 percent discount

on its entrance fee; save 1 off the entrfee at the at the Heidelberg castle ruins, anthe Residence Wrzburg, or enjoy a five (Swiss francs) discount at the Basel Zoo.

Many discounts are available and are lin an English brochure at the Bahnhof imation booth.

Travelers can get tickets at any ticket c

ter or ticket machine at any local Bahnhoorder them online at www.bahn.de/inttional/view/en/prices/germany/laender_ets.shtml.

The Deutsche Bundesbahn Intercity-Express or ICE, reaches travel speeds up to 186 mph


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OUT & ABOUT IN BADEN-WRTTEMBERG pa

Food and cultureSauerbraten: German pot roast, red cabbage and Sptzl

kg beef roast00 ml vinegar

00 ml waterteaspoons saltteaspoons sugarbay leaf0 pepper cornstablespoon allspiceonionstablespoons sugar beet syrup

Zuckerrbensirup can be boughtt any larger grocery store)lour

OilRinse the roast in cold water,

ab dry and put in a bowl. In amall pot, add vinegar, water, saltnd sugar and bring to a boil.

Peel the onions and slice them

into rings. Add the onions to themeat. Cover the meat with thewater and vinegar, bay leaf, pep-

per and allspice.Cover the bowl tightly and let

the meat marinate in the refriger-ated for five to seven days.

Take the meat out of the mari-nade and dry well. Brown the meatin a medium size pan in oil. Strainthe liquid marinade and add theliquid to the meat. Cover the panand let the meat simmer for twoto three hours. Add the sugar beet

syrup 30 minutes toward theof the simmer time.

Take the meat out of theuid, slice, and set aside.

Thicken the sauce withflour until desired consistenreached.

Sept. 2 to Nov. 6: Ludwigsburg Pumpkin Festival

Millions of years ago Tyrannosaurus Rex, Diplodocus andTriceratops roamed the earth, and this fall they return tothe castle gardens in Ludwigsburg during its 12th annualumpkin festival.

Over 450,000 pumpkins of more than 450 different types totalinglmost 150 tons make up this years dinosaur theme pumpkin exhibit.The organizers of the pumpkin festival develop these themes over

span of 11 months; order the pumpkins to be grown in the rightorm, color and weight, to be able to deliver a memorable visit for theestivals guests.

This years highlights of the festival include a pumpkin boat racen Sept. 18, the German pumpkin weight championships on Oct. 2,he European championships on Oct. 9, and the pumpkin smash on

Nov. 6, where visitors can purchase the seeds of the smashed pump-ins for next years contest.

The festival also features a pumpkin shop where visitors can shopor autumn decorations, and a restaurant featuring delectable pumpkin

Maultaschen, pumpkin spaghetti and more.For more information, visit www.blueba.de.

www.blueba.de

Sept. 24-25: Ludwigsburg, Antique Mile

The Ludwigsburg Marktplatz transforms into an antique shothe last weekend in September with more than 170 local aninternational vendors.This market features many high-end sellers offering a wide var

of baroque furniture, French porcelain and other interesting items

Jewelry, mirrors, drawings, Meissen bone china, toys and more capurchased during these two days.

As a special service, the organizers of the market have arrangefor two independent experts who will examine pieces to let owneknow how old, where from and how valuable their antiques are, fof charge. An entertainment program featuring music, food and mmake this market an event for the whole family. The market is opdaily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The Marktplatz in Ludwigsburg transforms during the Antique mile ma

www.ludwigsbu

The castle gardens set the stage for the annual pumpkin festival.

Shoulder meat is frequently

used for Sauerbraten

www.chefkoch.de www.bestes-aus-suedw


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markets and Much moreOngoing until Sept. 4: Pforzheim,

Wine festivalThis traditional wine festival fea-

ures 30 wine pergolas featuring Swa-bian and Baden specialties, live mu-ic, and more in the center of the goldown Pforzheim. The festival is opendaily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.Ongoing until Sept. 4: Stuttgart,

Wine villageThe 35th. Wine village is located

at the Markt- and Schillerplatz in thecenter of town. It features more than250 types of wine, onion pie, live mu-

ic and more.

Ongoing until Sept. 10: Reutlingen,

Wine villageThis small wine village features

5 wine huts and tents at the Marien-

kirche.

Sept. 1: Brackenheim, September

marketThis variety market is located in the

center of town.

Sept. 1: Dusslingen, Variety mar-ket

The Niederhofenstrasse and the

Hindenburgplatz are the locations for

his traditional variety market.

Sept. 1: Sulz am Neckar, Varietymarket

This market is located on Hirsch-,

Mhlkanal-, and Mhlstrasse.

Sept. 2-4: Leinzell, Summer festi-val

This small event is located in the

center of town.

Sept. 2-4: Leonberg, Glemseck 101This event is designed for the mo-

orcycle enthusiasts. Part of the oldace track Solitude, will be the meet-

ng point for kinds of motorcycle types

and styles. A trade show as well as live

entertainment keeps visitors occupied

until the evening hours.

Sept. 2-4: Renningen, Medieval

estivalThis festival features a market, fire

how, jousting, music and more in the

center of town.

Sept. 2-5: Schmiden, Fellbacher

Kirbe

This festival is located at the Fest-

platz in Schmiden and features bum-

per cars, rides, and more.

Sept. 2-5: Hirrlingen, Summer

festival

This festival is designed for the

whole family. There are small rides for

children, food and live entertainment.Sept. 2-6: Bietigheim-Bissingen,

Horse marketThis traditional horse market is lo-

cated at the Festplatz am Viadukt and

features next to horse ranking and

rating, a variety market, small amuse-

ment park and fireworks.

Sept. 3: Hochdorf at Plochingen,

Farmers marketThis markets motto is regional-

biological-good. Local farmers andshops offer produce and wares tra-ditionally produced and grown in theregion. This market is located in thecenter of town and starts at 9 a.m.Sept. 3: Tbingen, City flea mar-

ketThis large flea market stretches

from the technical Rathaus along theBrunnenstrasse. The market opens at8 a.m.Sept. 3: Weil der Stadt, Wine foun-

tain festival

This traditional festival is located at

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Out and About wit

Outreach Kontakt

The Stuttgart German/Ameri-

can Outreach Kontakt Club invite

all community members to join

their monthly activities. Learnabout host nation customs, make

friends, see the sights and enjoy

Germany.Membership to the club

is not required in order to tag

along on one of the outings or

get-togethers. The club holds its

monthly member meeting on the

first Sunday of each month at 2

p.m. at the old Panzer fire station

on Waldburgstrasse in BblingenUpcoming events:

Sept. 4: Stammtisch BBQ at Panzer

Hall, starting at 2 p.m.

Sept. 10: USAREUR Kontakt Out-reach Award ceremony, Patrick HenryVillage, Heidelberg.

Oct. 22: Make a Difference Day, PanzeKaserne, ACS.

Oct. 22: Halloween Party, Panzer Hall

For more information,

visit www.kontakt-club-

stuttgart.de.

Sept. 8: George Michael SAP ARENA Mannheim

Oct. 9: James Blunt SAP ARENA Mannheim

Oct. 16: Roxette SAP ARENA Mannheim

Oct. 22: Alice Cooper Rosengarten Mannheim

Oct. 25: Bob Dylan & Mark Knopfler SAP ARENA Mannheim

Oct. 29: Sunrise Avenue Maimarktclub Mannheim

Nov. 5: Lenny Kravitz SAP ARENA Mannheim

**Tickets and information for these and other upcoming concerts and events can befound, at www.bb-promotions.com, easytickets.de, and by calling 0621-101011**


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markets and Much more

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Sept. 7: Sankt Johann (Wrtt.),Potato festival

This farmers market and potatofestival is located at the Gestthof inSt. Johann.Sept. 8-10: Bietigheim-Bissingen,

Wine villageThis wine festival features mu-

sic, food, and wine at the Rathaus inBissingen.Sept. 8-10: Reutlingen, Tuscan

marketThis special market brings vendors

from Pistoia to Reutlingen.The market is located in the center

of town and opens daily from 10 a.m.

to 7 p.m.Sept. 9: Sindelfingen, Fire nightThis annual festival lights up the

streets of Sindelfingen featuring cul-tural highlights, music, food, andshopping in the center of town.Sept. 9-11: Gppingen, City festi-

val

Clubs, associations, and restau-

rants work together to make this festi-

val memorable for all visitors.

The Haupt-, Pfleg-, Schloss-, and

he upper Marktbrunnen and features

ve music and more starting at 5 p.m.

Sept. 3-4: Benningen am Neckar,Lawn mower race

This not so traditional event fea-ures a pre-race on Saturday evening,white sausage breakfast on Sundayand lawn mower races, starting atnoon.Sept. 3-4: Bissingen an der Teck,

Wine festThis festival is located at the Kelter

n the center of town.Sept. 3-4: Brackenheim, Witch

AutumnThis traditional festival is located at

he Kelterplatz in Botenheim.Sept. 3-4: Hechingen, Village festivalThis small festival features a beer

ent, live music and more in the centerof town.Sept. 3-5: Bietigheim-Bissingen,

Variety marketThis market opens in conjunction

with the horse market at the Fest-gelnde at the Viadukt.Sept. 3-5: Eberstadt, Eberstadt

market

This event is a combination of va-ety market and wine festival and is

ocated at the Marktplatz.Sept. 3-5: Ellhofen, Street festival

This musical festival is located in

he center of town.

Sept. 3-5: Neckarsulm, City festi-

valThis festival encompasses the

whole inner city of Neckarsulm and

eatures culinary and musical de-

ghts.

Sept. 4: Aspach, Farmers marketThis market features a wine tast-

ng and more starting at 10 a.m. at the

Kelter in Kleinaspach.

Sept. 4: Hedelfingen, Wine festivalThis festival is located at the Kelter

and the fire station in Hedelfingen

tarting at 11 a.m.

Sept. 4: Weilheim an der Teck, Vil-

age festivalThis festival features music, food,

and more in the center of Hepsisau.

Burgstrasse will be the locations

this cultural event.

International specialties, music

more will entertain guests.

Sept. 9-12: Stuttgart-Uhlbach, festival

This is one of Stuttgarts oldest w

festivals featuring live music, food

more.

The festival is located at the

ingrtnerei Uhlbach.

Sept. 9-18: Heilbronn, Wine

lage

This wine festival features m

than 300 different wines and 16 Ch

pagnes from the local regions.

Live music, food, and more wil

tertain visitors at the Rathaus.

Sept. 10: Esslingen, Light mar

This evening event runs from 6

until midnight and features a myria

arts and crafts.

Sept. 10: Rottenburg am Neck

Summer nights dream

This event features a long shop

night and entertainment in the ce

of town until 10 p.m.

Sept. 23 to

Oct. 9:

Stuttgart,

Volksfest

The Stuttgart Volks-fest goes on for its166th goround. Itwill feature seven

beer tents, two winetents, bumper cars,Ferris wheel, white-water rafting, carnivalrides for childrenand more duringits 17 days. This

years special events are scheduled

for Sept. 25, the large festival parade

through Bad Cannstatt, Sept. 28

and Oct. 5 are family day

Oct. 3, the annual ho

air balloon race,

starting at 2 p.m

and a firewor

display that

will close th

festivities oOct. 9 star

at 9:45 p.m

For more

informatio

visit www.

cannstatte

volksfest.d

Prost !


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Sept. 10-11: Bad Wildbad, Medieval

marketThis medieval spectacle features

40 vendors, jongleurs, jesters and fire

how at the Festplatz.Sept. 10-11: Gppingen, Street

estivalThis festival is located in the center

of town.

Sept. 10-11: Horb am Neckar, Fallestival

This festival is located at the Mh-

gssle.

Sept. 10-11: Mhlacker, Street fes-

ivalThis festival features music, food

and more in the city center.Sept. 10-12: Waldenbuch, Marketquare festival

Folk music, a five meter long meatoaf, and entertainment for all agesawait visitors at the Marktplatz andSchlosshof.

Sept. 11: Rudersberg, Art and Junkmarket

This market features new art andold junk at the Steinenberger Kirch-platz.

Sept. 11: Unterensingen, Cow rou-ette

This unique event revolves around420 squares and a cow patty.

Visitors can bet which of the

squares will be chosen by the cow.The roulette game is located at the

Sportgelnde Bettwiesen.

For more information, visit www.

kuhroulette.de.

Sept. 12: Grafenberg, Lentil festivalThis festival is held in conjunction

with a farmers market and features

lentil specialties, a petting zoo, flea

market and Sunday shopping in the

center of town.

Sept. 14: Pleidelsheim, Variety

marketFabric, brushes, brooms, decora-

tions and more can be purchased at

this market located on Ludwig-Hofer-

Strasse.Sept. 15-18: Tbingen, Umbria/

Provence marketFor four days the old city section

of Tbingen will be the stage for thisinternational market featuring vendorsfrom Aix-en-Provence and Perugia,Italy

A colorful mix of culinary specialties

and handcrafted goods await visitors.

Sept. 16-19: Besigheim, Wine fes-tival

This festival is situated in the his-

torical city section and features music,

food, and more.

The event features a parade on

Sunday that starts at 1 p.m. in

center of town.

Sept. 16-19: Esslingen, Wine f

val

This colorful event is located incity section of Mettingen and feat

entertainment, food and fun for

whole family.

Sept. 17: Weil der Stadt, Farm

market and Wellness roadThis market combines wellness

body and soul with local organic, nchemically treated produce, as weinformation about quality of life, meopathic resources and traditiremedies.

The market is open from 8 a.m.p.m. at the Spittl.Sept. 17-18: Castle Hohenzoll

Falkner and Knight WeekendMajestic eagles, lightning fast

cons and impressive vultures takthe skies above castle Hohenzo

during this event.Visitors can enjoy the flight e

bitions, meet knights and more. event for the whole family is open ly from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Sept. 17-18: Freiberg am Nec

Pottery and crafts marketThis market features local pott

arts and crafts and more in the ce

of town.

Sept. 17-18: Lorch, Staufer m

eval marketCamp life, market callers and m

await visitors at the Kloster Lorch.

Sept. 17-18: Maulbronn, Herb

harvest market

Treasures of the garden, field avineyard are introduced to the sho

pers of this market.

Old remedies, long-forgotten h

mixes and ancient recipes are re

structed to fit the modern way of

Parents can enjoy strolls along

cloister gardens and cloister ma

while their kids are given the oppo

nity to actively participate.Sept. 17-18: Mhlacker, Airf

festivalContinued on pa

Sept. 16-18:

Vaihingen,

Fall Festival

Art, entertainment andmore await visitors to the

fall festival in Vaihingen.

Live music, culinary de-

lights and Sunday shop-

ping make the festival an

event for the whole family.

The festival is located

at the Vaihinger Markt, the

Schwaben Galerie and the

city hall.

www.you-are-here.com/vaihingen


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Spend dreamy nights in Stuttgart hotels

The greater Stuttgart metropolitan area invites residents of Stut-

tgart to spend some dreamy nights in local hotels.

From Sept. 8-11, 90 hotels offer overnight stays for 15 per

star rating and room.

This offer includes breakfast, and in 20 selected cities, a special experi-

ence program. This offer is only good for residents of the greater Stut-

tgart metropolitan area and offers the population a special look at their

local area.

The Stuttgart Marketing and tourism office, as well as the Hotel and

Inn alliance (DEHOGA), hope to give residents a few memorable days in

the region. For a list, of hotels and participating cities, visit www.stuttgart-

tourist.de/traumhaft.htm. Interested residents can book this arrangement

by calling 0711-222-8100, at the Tourist Information in Stuttgart and the

Airport, or by sending an e-mail to [email protected].

Visitors to this event can enjoy ahistorical aircraft show, air shows,andem parachute jumps and more athe Flugplatz.Sept. 17-18: Pfullingen, Creativity

marketThis market features arts and

crafts of local vendors at the Markt-platz.Sept. 17-19: Walddorfhslach, Townestival

This festival features a beer tent,mall amusement park and a nightlyorch parade. The event is locate din

he center of town.

www.hotels.de

Sept. 18: Kngen, Fall marketThis market combines a variety

and childrens flea market in the cen-ter of town.Sept. 18: Schwbisch Hall, Friend-

ship festivalThis multicultural festival is located

at the Marktplatz.Sept. 21: Sachsenheim, Variety

marketThis market is located in the cen-

ter of town.Sept. 21-25: Stuttgart, Cirque du

Soleil Alegria

Alegria is the Spanish word for

luck, joy and excitement. Theseare the feelings that this exceptionshow wants to wake in their audi-ence. More than 400 costumes a55 actors from 17 countries captivthe audience during this spectacleFor tickets, visit www.easyticket.dSept. 22-26: Bretten, Wine mar

This markets features small winhuts at the historical Marktplatz, msic and more.Sept. 24: Bietigheim-Bissing

Shopping XXLThis shopping event is located

the center of town. Visitors can enshopping until midnight, food, mus

and more.Sept. 24-25: Ilshofen, Fall and tery market

This arts and crafts market fea-tures local artists and their wares the Rathausplatz. The stores in thcenter of town will be open for Suday shopping from 11 a.m. to 6 p.Sept. 24-26: Sulzfeld, Town festi

This small, historic festival is loed at the Hauptstrasse and featurvariety market and amusement pa

Sept. 25: Gomadingen, ParadStuds

This horse enthusiast festival includes the parade of the stud horsat the Landgestt Marbach.Sept. 25: Sindelfingen, World C

drens DayThis large child and family festi

is located at the Sommerhofenparand features face painting, a Kindcaf, arts and crafts and more, staing at 10 a.m.

Sept. 27: Herrenberg, Fall marThis variety market is located

in the center of town at the Schul-strasse.Sep. 28 to Oct. 3: Gppingen, W

festivalThis festival features wines from

almost every European country.Maultaschen and roasted pig, oniopie and cheese plates are featureduring this culinary event. On Ocstores will be open for Sunday sho

ping from 1-6 p.m.


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Commander: Col. Carl D. BirdCommand Sgt. Major: CSM Anthony BryantPublic Affairs Officer: Mark J. HowellOut & About Editor: Birgit Thompson

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This newsletter is a command information product with

emphasis on events and activities occurring on the

German economy.Information and photos included in this news

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Flea markets in Baden-Wrttemberg

For a complete listingand locationsvisit www.meine-

fohmarkt-termine.deandclickon

the 7000 zip code link.

March1SindelfingenNight

f the danceThis event features the Broadway

Dance Factory and the Dance Fac-

ory Dublin.

Tickets are available, at www.

asyticket.de.

March3Bietigheim-BissingenVarietymarket

This market is located in the center

f town and starts at 8 a.m.

March3HechingenFaschin

ventThe center of town will be run over

y fools during the day, starting at 9

.m. in the center of town.

March3RottenburgamNeckar

Faschingevent

Volksmarches in Germany

For updated information, visit www.dvv-w

dern.de/t_de/tb.

Sept. 1: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark Sept. 1: Sthlingen, at the Rewe parking

lot Sept. 1: Wolfach, at the Sclosshof Sept. 2: Karlsruhe, at the Bierbrse Sept. 3: Raststatt, at the Festplatz Sept. 3: Ludwigsburg, at the Rathausplatz

Sept. 3: Bruchsal, at the Autohof Herz Sept. 3: Backnang, at the Rewe parking lot Sept. 3: Stuttgart_Vaihingen, at the

university Sept. 3: Bblingen, at the Real Sept. 3: Metzingen, at the Picks Raus Sept. 3: Pforzheim, at the Discount

Baumarkt Sept. 3: Sindelfingen, at the Obi Sept. 3: Fellbach, at the Kaufland Sept. 3: Ludwigsburg, at the Friedens-

kirche Sept. 4: Feldberg, at the Haus der Natur Sept. 4: Horb am Neckar, at the Neukauf Sept. 6: Metzingen, at the Picks Raus Sept. 7: Mannheim, at the Real

Sept. 8: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark Sept. 8: Haussach, at the Klosterplatz Sept. 9: Libenzell, at the Marktplatz Sept. 9: Stockach, at the Dillplatz Sept. 10: Fellbach, at the Kaufland Sept. 10: Echterdingen, at the Festplatz Sept. 10: Bblingen, at the Real

Sept. 10: Winnenden, at the Stadtgarten Sept. 10: Ludwigsburg, at the

Rundsporthalle Sept. 10: Kirchheim, at the Gterbahnhof Sept. 10: Esslingen am Neckar, at the

Festplatz Zell Sept. 10: Ostfildern-Scharnhausen, at the

Extra Sept. 11: Kornwestheim, at the

Getrnke Heinrich Sept. 11: Waldenbuch, in the center of town Sept. 13: Germersheim, at the Real Sept. 14: Freiburg im Breisgau, at the

Mann Mobilia Sept. 14: Waldkirchen, at the Rathausplatz Sept. 15: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark

Sept. 17: Heilbronn, at the Theresienwi Sept. 17: Stuttgart, at the Feuersee Sept. 17: Schmiden, at the Kaufland Sept. 17: Bblingen, at the Real Sept. 17: Sindelfingen, at the Obi Sept. 17: Backnang, at the Rewe Sept. 17: Ludwigsburg, at the PH parkin

Sept. 18: Leonberg, at the Stadthalle Sept. 18: Tbingen, at the Real Sept. 21: Hausach, at the Klosterplatz Sept. 22: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark Sept. 22: Germersheim, at the SBK mar Sept. 23: Stockach, at the Dillplatz Sept. 24: Stuttgart, at the University in t

center of town Sept. 24: Feuerbach, at the Festplatz Sept. 24: Schmiden, at the Kaufland Sept. 24: Bblingen, at the Wolf-Hirth-

Strasse

Aug. 31: LangenlonsheimStart: at the train station Langenlonsheim at 7 a.m.Sept. 3-4: GlcksburgStart at the train station Flensburg at 10 a.m.Sept. 4: IlsedeStart at the train station Peine at 8 a.m.Sept. 3-4: BrhlStart at the train station Brhl-Mitte at 7a.m.Sept. 4: KirchbergStart at the train station Kirchberg at 7 a.m.Sept. 4: KatzenfurtStart at the train station KatzenfurtSept. 4: RiegelsbergStart at the train station Riegelsberg at 7 a.m.Sept. 4: RauenbergStart at the train station Wiesloch-Walldorf at 6 a.m.Sept. 4: Achern-Msbach

Start at the train station Achern at 7 a.m.

Sept. 4: BlumbergStart at the train station Donaueschingen at 7a.m.Sept. 4: Filderstadt-PlattenhardtStart that the train station Bernhausen at 7 a.m.Sept. 7: GrolsheimStart at the train station Bingen at 7 a.m.Sept. 11: MllnStart at the train station Mlln at 8 a.m.Sept. 11: SiegenStart at the train station Siegen at 7 a.m.Sept. 11: MnchengladbachStart at the train station MnchengladbachHbf. at 7 a.m.Sept. 11: NeuerburgStart at the train station Wittlich Hbf. At 7 a.m.Sept. 11 BeilsteinStart at the train staition Herbronn at 6 a.m.

Sept. 11: Weissach

Start at the train station Weissach at 7 a.mSept. 11: FischbachStart at the train station Fischbach-Friedrichshafen at 7 a.m.Sept. 11: OberhofStart at the train station Murg/Baden at 7Sept. 13: SaarbrckenStart at the Deutsch-Franzsicher Garten

11 a.m.Sept. 14: BockenauStart at the train station Bad Sobernheima.m.Sept. 14: Fulda-HaimbachStart at the train station Fulda at 2 p.m.Sept. 17-18: EggbekStart that the train station Tarp at 10 a.m.Sept. 18: Edernissen-Oedesse

Start at the train station Peine at 7 a.m

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