Frundsberg Straße im Winter

MusucBag in Frundsberg Straße

This thing is called a MusucBag. It's like a sleeping bag, but you can freely move your arms and legs around while in it. Come to think o it, it's like a mix between a sleeping bag and a big winter coat.

The only thing that'd improve it would be if it had a music system built into it. Thought that's what it was when I first saw it.

the Big Easy

Have never been here, which is funny because I like Cajun food. Maybe I'm a little doubtful that they can really pull it off. But I like the name. Supposedly, they have a decent jazz brunch on Sundays. Should check it out one day.

House in Frundberg Straße with crane

Dom Pedro in all his glory

At the end of Frundsberg Straße is this protestant church. Bavaria is predominantly Catholic in nature. Politically and socially. Nevertheless, there are churches from the 'other' team in the cities.

This is ours in Neuhausen. Assure you I've never been inside. Would certainly be struck by lightning were I to cross the threshhold.

Want this balcony

I covet this balcony in Frundsberg Straße. Inappropriately so.

Freedom Place

This is a nice little patch of green where dog owners neglect to clean up after their dogs. Dog freedom.

There's also a memorial to those who resisted the Nazis during the war. There were a few.

Frundsberg Straße starts here at this intersection. It's one of the nicest residential/small shops streets in the area.