Is this German fairytale town the best insider tip? Quedlinburg
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- I had a magical walk through the past in this fairytale German town.
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Quedlinburg is a UNESCO World Heritage town.
Quedlinburg is in the part of Germany that used to be the DDR, the Deutsche Demokratisch Republik, the German Democratic Republic. This means, that before 1989, it was very difficult to visit this town, if you lived outside of the DDR. Now, you can just drive through and park in a particularly lovely car park - overlooked by the highest watchtower of Quedlinburg, the Lindenbeinscher Turm, that used to protect the town, but now makes you want to see more...
0:00 Intro
0:50 what are they photographing?
4:10 Marktplatz
5:07 meet Quedel
5:52 Striezel!
7:38 more beautiful Fachwerkhäuser
8:07 the little train
8:56 Schlossberg
9:29 Schlossgarten
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Als Quedlinburger freut mich, dass Lauren Francis den Ortsnamen korrekt betont ausspricht. Das können nicht mal alle Deutschen. Das Video ist sehr beeindruckend von der Bildführung und den Kommentaren. Ich wünsche ihr einen weiteren Besuch, dann vielleicht auch mal mit dem Erklimmen des Münzenberges.
Och, vielen herzlichen Dank! Ich komme gerne wieder, ich habe ein schlechtes Gewissen, dass ich nicht mehr zeige! Lieben Dank nochmals!
Die richtige Ausprache ist mir auch sofort positiv aufgefallen. Ich finde es aber auch generell immer spannend Quedlinburg aus den Augen Fremder zu sehen, man selbst wird halt einfach auch betriebsblind. :D
@Volker "Das können nicht mal alle Deutschen". Na toll! Als ob die richtige Aussprache von deutschen Orten, von denen man vielleicht noch nie etwas gehört hat oder in denen man noch nie war, zum Allgemeinwissen gehören würde. Ortsnamen werden nun mal des Öfteren nicht nach der "Norm" ausgesprochen. Ob Syke, Troisdorf, Oer-Erkenschwick oder viele andere Orte.........
@@ilkadingens6051 vielen Dank! Ja, es es ist oftmals überraschend schön, die Heimat aus der Perspektiven einer anderen zu sehen. Im Alltag guckt man manchmal nicht hoch!
@@Michael_Bonn hey Du da! Lass mich mein Kompliment schnappen! 😝🤗🥰
Wieder einmal ein fantastisches Kunstwerk wie Du Quedlinburg präsentierst. Die Musik stimmt die Bilder sind gut gewählt und dazu Deine fantastische Stimme. Ein Kunstwerk eben.
Danke sehr! Es war der Wahnsinn dort - in jeder Richtung solche wunderschönen Häuser! Lieben herzlichen Dank für Dein liebes Kommentar und das Zuschauen 🙌🏼
Quite honestly, I was expecting a sweet little village! Quedlinburg is just mind-blowing - amazing buildings around every corner. I felt like I had landed in - well - a fairytale! The atmosphere was really really lovely!!! I can´t wait to go back. And have more Striezel. So many more Striezel.... Did they look as good as they were?
Lauren, treasurer of German history and culture, has brought another gem to light. Thanks a lot for this.
Lol Peter! You made me laugh now! I like my new title! Thank you and have a great Sunday - we just had sleet here!
@@LaureninGermany Well, it's april, the month with four seasons - sometimes in a day. Let's hope for a nice summer so you can do lots of wonderful videos.
@@peter_meyer ahh - that sounds like a plan!
Hallo Lauren,fantastisches Video. Bitte mache weiter so. Lg.
Ach, danke sehr!
How did you know that I was in need to watch such nice, peaceful and fairytale video in the current times?
To be honest, I've been there a few times in the 80s, but I'm not usually that interested in history. Maybe it's also because you're used to such historical buildings and therefore it's nothing special anymore if you grew up in a city with similar buildings. But it's really fun to explore such gems through your eyes and even get some interesting background information that I didn't know or think about. By the way - when you were at Strietzel Essen, did you notice the pink blankets on the chairs? They're there for guests to wrap themselves in when the temperatures are cold so they don't freeze.
Yes, I only look up so much background for the videos, I must be honest! But it’s a wonderful side effect of the channel, learning more about Germany! I’m loving it. I used to live opposite the Natural History Museum in London- can you believe, I only went in once, briefly? 😱 Weip es vor der Nase war….
Yes, the blankets were also great to sit on rather than cold iron that day lol 🥶
I‘m glad you liked it! It also took my mind off everything while I was there and while I was editing.
Vor etwa einem Monat hatte ich mir ein Video über Quedlinburg angeschaut und dachte, dass dieser Ort wahrscheinlich auch Lauren inspirieren könnte. Heute kommt dein Video; so ein Zufall. Wieder eine schöne, beruhigende und friedvolle Atmosphäre, die dein Video ausstrahlt. 👏 (Im Video-Titel hat sich ein "g" eingeschlichen - Quedlin -g- burg)
Oh danke! Das habe ich sofort geändert 🙏
Ja, es war auch wieder spontan, weil ich tolle Bilder auf Facebook gesehen habe und sah dass ich an die Ausfahrt vorbei fahre - gleich notiert für den Heimweg. Ja ruhig, wie immer, hoffe ich, aber ich war sooo happy, dass die Musik diesmal ein bisschen jolly ist! Lieben Dank und schönes Wochenende, Michael!
Was für eine wunderschöne Atmosphäre 😍 Diese Stadt steht schon lange auf meiner Wunschliste - und nach diesem Video um so mehr! Dankeschön!!
Liebe Lauren, warst du auch mal in der alten Kaiserstadt Goslar, deren Altstadt mit über 1500 gut erhaltenen Fachwerkhäusern verschiedener Epochen auch zum Weltkulturerbe der UNESCO zählt? Insbesondere im Sommer und im Winter zu den Weihnachtsmärkten sehr sehenswert.
In Goslar war ich nicht! Das merke ich mir, danke liebe Bea Dus! Man könnte süchtig nach diesen Städten werden. Und Du hast so recht, die Atmosphäre war wirklich entspannt und freundlich. Es hätte nicht schöner sein können.
You’re a great ambassador for my country, thank you for that and for reminding me just how beautiful my homeland is. Even when you share your frustrations, as you sometimes do in your videos, you do so in a very funny, honest, respectful and engaging manner. I really appreciate the work that you are doing - vielen herzlichen Dank!
Thank you! I fall in love with Germany every time I go out and about! I rarely shared anything personal, but since I have noticed what a lovely community of people are here, I thought, maybe they would like to understand a bit from my side- also it helps me to learn more, when you all say what you think!
watching your video is just like walking through the town yourself. Thank you!
These Stritzel look delicious. Do they deliver?
Aahhh then I would order one immediately! Thank you!
Beautiful medieval town in Germany. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks for watching! I think it’s wonderful, too.
And Limburg is also so beautiful.
Yes, Limburg is on my list!
Wonderful place! Wow wow wow, love the old town hall especially. So many timber-framed building. Great tour, glad you are doing them as I don’t think we could pronounce the names! I see some said you did a good job on that! 👍👌
You are so kind! You make such amazing videos! I’m so honoured when you drop in! Thank you!
I don't tingle, but I bet that people who do would count Lauren's narration as "unintentional ASMR". Great video on a beautiful town.
Thank you! That’s lovely of you!
Hi Lauren, I found your video on FB and loved it so much! Halfway through I wondered if you've done the narration yourself but you really have! You should read children's books or do voice-overs for telly. :) New subscriber!
Ah what a lovely thing to say! I would love to do both of those things. Thank you so much for your nice words and for subscribing! 🥰
The town looks so clean and well kept. Amazing place to explore 👍🏻
It was! I was really impressed with the atmosphere.
wow, such a beautiful unesco world heritage site. great sharing 👍
Thank you so much for watching! Yes, it’s wonderful, isn’t it?!
What an incredible old town. I must visit Germany again soon.
Yes, Alice - and nearby Wernigerode is very similar, try to go to both. I want to go there, too.
you should visit Unteruhldingen at Lake Constance "Pfahlbaumuseum" Stone and Bronce Age Unesco Weltkulturerbe, also the Isle Reichenau and Mainau
love your voice
Thank you for the tips and your compliment! I really appreciate both. I´ll note them down!
Danke, durch dein wieder einmal tolles Video habe ich jetzt ein neues Ziel für das nächste Frühjahr gefunden. Diese schöne Stadt muss man einfach mal gesehen haben. Deine Erklärungen sind einfach Spitze.
Danke sehr! Es war soooo schön dort! Und ich habe nicht mal das Schloss mitgefilmt. Du wirst bestimmt einen wunderschönen Besuch haben!
Wow what a beautiful view & scenery definitely makes me want to visit for sure 🙂👍❤️
So pretty, isn´t it? I was so excited to be able to go, I hope you will, too, Kenneth!
One really has to appreciate your videos. As always, it takes foreign eyes for oneself to see the beauty of your own country. And it really means something when it comes from a woman from the magical island of Britain. Thank you for your honest affection ❤
Thank you, what a lovely comment! Yes, I know the feeling - in the "Alltag" we often don´t take in the beauty around us.
Quedlinburg my father's birthtown and the place where my wonderful grandmother died. My dad worked on restoring some of the houses. Come back in winter for "Advent in den Höfen". :)
That must be so beautiful! And how cool that your father worked on the houses. I´m sorry about your grandmother.
Seems like a lot of people have been going to Quedlinburg in the past two years. Yet another place we have to get around to :D
Also, loved the clarification for "Ratskeller" haha
It was lovely, I really liked it! I saw some photos on social media and then the Autobahn Ausfahrt and went for it. I want to go back. Now! Yes, Ratskeller lol
Hope you guys are well? I‘ve been working on other stuff with deadlines, but I hope I‘ll get my 1k by May anyway… maybe a tall order!
@@LaureninGermany We are good! I actually saw that you're closing in on 1k. Congrats!!! You're channel is well produced and very informative. :)
@@NearFromHome thank you so much!
Ich habe mir gerade noch einmal Dein tolles Video über Quedlinburg angeschaut und sofort beschlossen, dass dort unser Kameradentreffen im nächsten Juni stattfinden wird. Wir waren alle zusammen 1966 bei der Bundeswehr und treffen unser seitdem einmal im Jahr irgendwo in Deutschland, immer in einem sehr schönen und sehenswerten Ort. Wir waren einmal knapp 100 und sind jetzt nur noch 23 Mann.
Ach, 23 Mann…
Ich fühle mich geehrt, dass mein Video geholfen hat, Euch dorthin zu führen. Ich hoffe, es wird ein sehr schönes Treffen sein. Berichte danach darüber, bitte!
@@LaureninGermany Ehrensache, ich werde berichten. Ist zwar noch einige Zeit, aber ich freue mich jetzt schon und meine Kameraden sind auch alle begeistert. Wir waren und sind jetzt immer noch eine eingeschworene Gemeinschaft. Viele Grüße
@@heinzbrommer251 kostbare Beziehungen. Danke, dass Du mir das erzählt hast.
Braunfels, north of Frankfurt, is also a destination to put on your radar.
Thanks! I will make a note of it!
Quedlinburg is truly a gem well worth seeing. I would be interested to know whether you have already dealt more intensively with the traces of the Celts in Germany? The Heuneburg should be worth seeing.
Do you mean the Hünenburg near Bielefeld? I‘ll look into it, I‘ll be in Bielefeld in the Summer. Thank you! No, I haven’t done much research on the Celts, yet, it’s ended up being about the individual towns I visit. I imagine that as being a bigger project that I would like to make a series out of. I have to finish up my degree first, I think, and then commit serious time to it.
@@LaureninGermany Hi Lauren, no please google to "Keltenmuseum Heuneburg in Herbertingen", it is south from Stuttgart. I got the impression you have a special interest in Celtic culture, or what can be reconstructed from it today.
I am originally from Wales and I had actually just given a concert of Celtic music the night before! Ah, that´s even more practical, near Stuttgart. There´s also a Keltenmuseum near where I live. Thank you, Palmyra. Are you also interested in Celtic culture?
@@LaureninGermany I can say that I am not only particularly interested in Celtic culture, but also in history and archaeological findings in general. The Celtic culture is one of the predecessor cultures in Germany and was later gradually supplanted by the Germans who immigrated from the north, or there was more of a mixing. Finds are therefore more often made in southern German. With some tribes one is not sure if it was Germanic or Celtic.
Yes, I live in Southern Germany and it surprised me how much there is here. Wolnzach, Manching... you´ve really inspired me to make a start on this. Thank you, I hope you stay around on my channel!
Very. Nice. So peaceful and smooth. What kind of camera are you using? And do you use a gimble…very creative way to ask for a subscribe 🤣👍🏻nicely done
Well go on then! Return the favour 😘 I just use my iPhone and yes, a gimbal, all very portable and easy, I love it! I did try a grownup’s camera but it’s too complicated 😂 . Thanks a lot, Benikon!
@@LaureninGermany I am already subscribed 😀😘
@@britingermany oooh thank you!!! Much appreciated! One day we’ll collab and look back on our early days…!
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Thank you!
I just watched this for a second time, and wanted to commend you on your tasteful choice of background music. Tempo of it fits with the tempo of the film entirely so that it does not distract but only enhances. Also the quality of it is good, nothing cheesy, just nice comtemplative background music.
Thank you very much. Music is my day job and is very important to me when making videos. I need it to express what I feel about the images I am sharing with you. I‘m just choosing some now, for my next videos, right now! You must have known.
Die Vorabend-Krimiserie "Heiter bis tödlich Alles Klara" spielte in Quedlinburg. Hatte 'ne Menge Lokalkolorit.
I'm lucky enough to be able to call Quedlinburg my ancestral home! It's where my family was from before they moved to a different part of Germany, just a few generations ago.
While researching the city for this video, did you stumble across the name "Dorothea Christiane Erxleben"?
She was the first woman who ever studied medicine in Germany, over a hundred years before another woman followed in her footsteps. She got express permission from the King, and it was a pretty big deal at the time.
She's a distant relative of mine - my family is descended from one of her brothers, and to this day, we still carry on her maiden name: Leporin.
Even her original family home still stands to this day! You can visit it, though it's not much to look at now. I think it was converted into a hotel a while ago, and that stopped operating too, so the inside is quite bland and impersonal now.
Still, it was quite surreal to trace the steps of my own ancestors in such a direct way!
Oh wow! No, I didn´t know about Dorothea, unfortunately! I would have loved to have included information about her in the video - maybe another time?! I´ll definitely research her now! Maybe she was also in another town I will visit in the future, during her studies. What a fantastic family history and place to come from you have!
It's such a pleasure to hear you describe the places and things you visit. I feel like I've been transported to another time, also because of the very beautiful music.
Quedlinburg is really beautiful, as is the Harz Mountains in general, which are surrounded by many myths and legends. A region that deserves to get explored.
The Ratskeller in towns or the Dorfkrug are real local institutions in Germany and belonged to every town or village
Ah, yes- the Dorfkrug! The music makes making these videos such a joy for me. I always look for the pieces that express how I feel about the place. I want to visit the Harz mountains, too.
@@LaureninGermany
An absolute highlight is a trip on the Brocken Bahn to the Brocken, but be sure to bring warm clothing, a scarf and hat with you for the top, it is very windy. The Brocken is also known as Blocksberg, the mountain of witches and the Walpurgisnacht, the night of May 1st.
@@robertzander9723 that sounds fabulous. I would love to go, thank you!
@@LaureninGermany
In Germany there are the famous holiday and themed routes (Ferien und Themenstraßen), in Austria they are called adventure routes, there are beautiful things there, you have to take a look.
Wonderfull video! Thanks fpr the insight of this charming oldtown!A truely Wordl heritage site! Other great cities in est germany are maybe, Schwerin, Rostock, Wismar, Erfurt, Leipzig and Dresden. And of course Görlitz. I have never been to any of these cities, but they look gorgeous. By the way, the part i live in Western Germany was former called Herzogtum Nassau. And the house of Nassau is realtiv with Luxemburg and the king and queen of the Netherlands. You are an adorable person!
Oh, thank you so much! Wismar is coming soon, too! And almost certainly Erfurt... you make me so motivated to make more videos, thank you!
@@LaureninGermany I am sure the videos will be great! I just recently read you have - besides welsh ancestors -, also irish ancestors. Because your videos may show unexpected things in germany, you may want to include some minutes about the celtic-irish high cross of Dietkirichen an der Lahn. It was builded in 1917 and remember the irish pow held there who died there and in other camps across germany. So in total 45 irish pow died during ww1 in all of germany, about 34 irish died in Dietkirchen alone, of more than 2000 iriish pow held in Diektirchen camp alone. Thats sad, but most survived which is good. At first i did not want to emntion it, because of the sad background and i dont think you had any ancestors held in Dietkirchen, but since your a partly irish, you may want to take a stepvisite when you are in Limburg an der Lahn. Today, no irish are buried there. All were reburried on larger cemtetries, but if i remember correct, in case of the irish, all irish deads were brought back to Ireland untill 1923. By the way all dead pows of the specific nations they belonged to, were brought back, except the russians, because the Sovietunion did not wanted the dead russian pows. Just the irish cross is still standing there with the names of the dead ones. It is one of the very few irish-celtic high crosses in continental europe and the only irish-celetic high cross in all of germany. The germans paied the irish pow a little income and from that income the irish spared some reichsmark to pay this irish-cletic highcross. It was restored in 2007 and the irishtimes, an online newspaper reported about that cross in 2007 and again in 2017. Some facts, copy and paste, lots to read now: The Dietkirchen school chronicle writes about the erection of the cross in 1917:
At Pentecost this year, the cemetery of the local prison camp received a magnificent decoration. The Irish prisoners who had been in the camp there in the previous year have donated a wonderful monument in strict Romanesque style in loving memory of their comrades buried there.
A huge cross rises on a mighty foundation. From the base of the cross it measures 3 m and is made of one piece. The width of the cross is 1.60 m, the thickness 0.50 m. It is executed in sandstone.
In the middle of the front you can see the image of the crucified one. At the upper end is the relief image of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. On the two arms of the cross there are two reliefs of saints.
The image of the Saviour has a powerful effect on the viewer. On the back you can see four Irish coats of arms: high above three crowns, in the middle the harp, on the left the eagle with the sword, on the right an outstretched hand.
All sculptures and reliefs are chiseled out of the stone.
On the back and on the base are the 34 names of the Irish prisoners resting there.
A highly symbolic relief bears the lower part of the cross on the back. The rising sun sends its rays, probably the hope of the Irish people. At a small chapel in the relief, a small cross stands upright, indicating the help of God, a small falling cross symbolises the deceptive hopes of this earth. The dog, as a symbol of vigilance, points to the future, - the Irish people want to be vigilant, awaiting the appropriate moment of liberation from long suffering.
The design of this work is by architect A. Meister in Bochum i. W. The execution was carried out by master stonemason Mr. Johann Klein from Münster i. W. The price is about 6000 m. One can equate 1 M (= 1 Reichsmark) with about 12 DM, based on hourly wages and prices at that time. 6,000 Reichsmark would thus be about 72,000 DM or a good 36,000 Euro. An inquiry of the journal with a master stone sculptor on the Lower Rhine showed that such a cross today could hardly be made for less than 80,000 Euro, the material alone would be more expensive than the complete cross 90 years ago. In 2004 the first action was therefore an Irish Folk Open Air concert, the proceeds of which were used to preserve and restore the cross. WHAT ALESE CAN BE SAID? Auf dem Lagerfriedhof, der am Anfang weder umzäunt, noch irgendwie als Friedhof erkennbar war, wurde am 23. Dezember 1914 mit militärischen Ehren unter der Teilnahme des Dietkircher Kriegervereins der erste Tote des Lagers, ein Irländer bestattet, Fredrick Reilly (geb. 24. 08. 1864, gest. 20. 12. 1914) vom 1st Battalion CHESHIRE. Ein großes Gefolge nahm an der Beerdigung teil. Deutsche Veteranen in Frack und Zylinder trugen die Reichsflagge und eine Blaskapelle spielte das Lied: „Ich hat` einen Kameraden“. The first to die, Frederick Reilly of the Cheshire Regiment, has a street in the village of Dietkirchen, Fredrick-Reilly-Strasse named after him.
Thank you Lauren, that was a outstanding and educating tour. I did not know that the former DDR had such a lovely town among others. We visited the DDR a few months after the wall came down, it seemed like the country was in need of major repair and rebuilding. I'm glad that some gems survived.
Also, we need to hurry up with smellevision technology.....the Kaffee und Kuchen segment made me yearn for a Mohnkuchen....some day. All the best, Peter.
Yes, they did a lot of work in the former DDR, Peter. And my goodness, it was worth it!
And the smellvision idea is genius! And I want Mohnkuchen, now, too!
i wondered if and when you visit my home region... you were here already😅
Ah! I loved it.
@@LaureninGermany i live in a town nearby, Halberstadt. Once known as "Rothenburg of the North", the war and urban decay during the GDR era didn't leave much of its former beauty, unfortunately.
Quedlinburg is great and very similar to Wernigerode... they are the two most beautiful towns in the "Harz" I think.
Wernigerode is also a place I´m looking forward to visiting.
'... before this video gets too long...'? Deine Videos können gar nicht lang genug sein! 😘🤗
Ich bin immer erstaunt, wenn jemand meine Videos sich anschaut, Bianca...wirklich!
@@LaureninGermany I loooooooove them, each and every second 🥰😍🥰 To be honest, I'm not so much into UA-cam & all the social media, but since I discovered Your channel I changed my mind a bit 😄 Binge watching Lauren is my new obsession ❤️😍🌹😍❤️
@@bianca2817 you‘re so lovely! I‘ll try to get a new one out this weekend, but definitely the weekend after, if not! ❤️
@@LaureninGermany I cannot wait 🤗
The ensemble of the towns Quedlinburg, Wernigerode, Goslar and Einbeck are good examples of the north-german style of half-timbered houses. I was for cardiovascular rehab in Quedlinburg in May and visited the town quite often and did found a new sight every time. Best tip for a Restaurant in Quedlinburg: the "Münzenberger Klause". Fabulous every time.
Hope you enjoyed your stay. If you want to park for free, just join the parked cars on the street above the used parking place. But I think you got the watchtower name wrong: I call it "Star gazing tower" ("Sternkiekerturm" in German)
Hi Roland, the tower is known by both names, same tower, though!
glad you enjoyed our beautiful town! There is so much to see and do here, we love living here 😍 but it's the Brocken mountain not Hocken
I did say Brocken, I wasn’t exploding my plosive enough or my compressor suppressed the B a bit. Thank you!
@@LaureninGermany sorry it sounded like a H but do you mind if I use the video in class?
@@erikaerdmann7814 please do. Just play it directly from UA-cam, please! I can’t alter the sound to make the B more audible, now it is uploaded, unfortunately 💔 I hope you‘re not using it to demonstrate a bad German accent.
Hey Lauren, mach' doch mal ein Video über meine Heimatstadt Heidelberg, ich werde noch sehr viel dazulernen können, jede Wette! 😄
Omgoodness! I’m actually a student at the university! I’m definitely planning on making a video, but at the moment I don’t need to be there. I was only there once, for one exam, everything was online.
Warte mal- wir schreiben manchmal Englisch, oder?! Verstehst Du, was ich geschrieben habe..? Ich bin ein bisschen müde 😆
@@LaureninGermany You definitely have to come back for a visit one day 🤗
@@bianca2817 definitely!!
@@LaureninGermany Ja, ich denke, ich habe Dich schon verstanden: Du bist Studentin an der Uni in Heidelberg, Du planst ein Video über Heidelberg, aber Du musstest nicht anwesend sein, weil alles online war! Richtig? So, und jetzt schicke ich Dich ins Bett, ich möchte Dich nicht von Deinem wohlverdienten Schlaf abhalten 😘 Süße Träume 🌹
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Hallo Hanna! Lieben Dank, dass Du auch hier kommentierst! Das unterstützt mich sehr und ich finde es einfach sehr lieb von Dir.
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Hi Rowan! I’m not quite sure what that means, but a kiss is always nice! 😘
The fast switching scenes are not enjoyable to watch.
I am considered to be very slow! Some people say, too slow. I’m confused but at least you told me something negative, so I hope at least you feel happier now.
@@LaureninGermany Happier? Can you explain?
@@Freddsche well, I am not happier for your comment and I do not understand why someone feels the need to pass on a negative opinion unless it makes them happier. So I hope that at least you feel better for the only thing that you decided to say to me being what it was.
This is my last answer to you, Freddsche, just take my good wishes and feel happier.