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together again !!

2006-12-27T03:44:00.000-08:00

Since December 21st Jana and Tilo are together in Germany ... huhu !

We wish u all a Happy New Year !!!

See u soon!

Jana and Tilo

French-German Friendship ...

2006-12-11T14:05:00.000-08:00

My good old friend Mathieu came to Lyon for la fête des lumières ! Vive le Nord ;-)!

That's 11 years of french-german friendship!

Welcome to the city of lights!!! La fête des Lumières 2006!

2006-12-11T13:22:00.000-08:00

During 4 days the city of Lyon was a huge festival! More than 4 Million (!!!) visitors came to Lyon during these for days (7th to the 10th of December) to watch the fascinating light shows projected on the main sights of Lyon.
Actually this "fête des lumières" is a tradition since 1852 to thank the holy Maria. Lyon build her a statue up the hill of fourvière and every Lyonnais lightened candles in the windows and on the streets for the inauguration of this statue.

Today it became this huge light festival, which is really impressing ! Have a look (also under http://www.lyon.fr/lumieres/):

For all of you also a very nice Advent season ! Lovely greetings from the lightened city of Lyon ...

Weekend in Clermont-Ferrand in the Auvergne

2006-11-29T15:33:00.000-08:00

Kindly a friend from university, the famous Vincent!, invited me to go on the weekend to his parents who are living in Chamalières near Clermont-Ferrand. All this is located in the wonderfull landscape of the region of the Auvergne. These are mainly mountains of the centre of France (massif central) which are old volcanos - just sleeping ones! In this famous region of France ou can find all kinds of volcanos which exist in the world. Isn't this amazing?
It's also the region were the well known Mineral Water comes from (Volvic) and Vichy is also very close. The city of Clermont is dominated by the volcano Puy de Dôme (1465m) which u can see nearly from everywhere in the city.
During the weekend we did mainly two things: having wonderfull dinners and watching rugby. The parents of Vincent prepared really great french meals (oyster, champagne, foie gras, roast, Bourgondy wines etc.) ... I couldn't believe it.
On Saturday we went to a live Rugby match in the Michelin Stadium of Clermont. ASM vs Biarriz, this is first class rugby !!! (1st divison; the 2nd vs the 3rd!). Rugby is very important (more than soccer) in Clermont and that's why the team is traditionally sponsored by Michelin. Who did not know that Michelin comes from Clermont in the Auvergne? Now u know!
Okay, this was a really cool weekend ! I will definetly go back to this interesting region to discover these volcanos ...

welcome to volcano land

Vincent + Cathedral

all houses are build out of the dark Volvic-Stone

Vercingetorix, who defeted Cesar (but couldn't stop him after all)

le Puy de Dôme

champagne time

un vrai regal !

Rugby ASM vs Biarriz

"Les Michelin" fighting - they won against Biarriz

It's done - The GIANT de la Provence ! Le Ventoux !

2006-11-29T14:36:00.000-08:00

After my Papa went back to Lunzenau, my friend Tim and I drove down to Carpentras. Tim is a Erasmus student from Stuttgart and likes cycling ! Actually he is doing triathlon.
The grandmother of my friend Mathieu from Boulogne was so kind to host us in her house in the south of France (in the well known Provence!). She had her Sister around and so Tim and I had really good care of two lovely grannies!
We wanted to relax from the stress of a big city like Lyon and cycle in this wonderful region! A "friend", named Mistral was also around who made the weather surprisingly chilly but also very sunny. Anyway for cycling this wind (Mistral) is not the best condition. Never mind we had a great time ... Our big goal was the famous giant of the Provence, the Mount Ventoux (1909 m). The challenge is to drive up from 300 m altitude to 1909 m on only 22 km ... This pass is one of the most respected ones in the world of Jan, Lence, Richard, Ivan ... (eventhought its not their world anymore ;-)) . On our last day we tried to beat this guy! With success ... Tim (1:34:00) and Tilo (1:45:00).
Back to our base lovely meals were always waiting for us!!! Thanx again, dear mamie Denise and dear mamie Janette !! You were the best.
To thank our "deux mamies" we did some quite cool gardening !

time to relax!

le Ventoux
cycling in wonderful landscape of les Dentelles de Montmireille

lovely Provence

some intellectual stuff ;-)

à l'attaque 1

à l'attaque 2

we did it!

view from the top

fancy Mistral-BBQ with Antoine and his doughter Marie

time for food - with Laurence and little Gregoire

exhausting gardening
avec Mamie Denise et Mamie Janette ;-)

Lyon still grooves !! Watch the news !

2006-11-29T13:48:00.000-08:00

Dear friends, sorry for this really long pause ... but now it's time for some cool news again !

After only 5 weeks of studies, we had allready one week of off to rest a bit. The first part of theis week my Papa came around to see me and to visit this wonderful city of Lyon. Unfortunatly my mum could be here with us, because of my granny (god bless her).
Never the less we had a great time and my father so all, what I had disvovered in over one month before! And a very good thing was, that he brought my my real bike ... thanx again, Papa! We were so lucky with the weather it was nearly summer, incredible!
Here some impressions from our trips:

le petit déjeuner

la Saone

Lyon by bike

our lovely "bouchon"

father and son tours in the Lyon Mountains

orchestra on the passerelle

oysters with view to my appartment

Beaujolais nouveau before the 16thof November !!!! In the Beaujolais region near Lyon!

sparkling nights ...

2006-10-23T19:05:00.000-07:00

Again some of my nice night impressions of Lyon ... nighty night ;-).

old Lyon in the middle of the night

moon over Vieux Lyon

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a lovely automne day in the Lyon Mountains

2006-10-23T17:52:00.000-07:00

I took me a while to send out some news, but here we go again ...

So far I have been really lucky with the weather here in Lyon. Since I arrived, it has been mainly sunny nice weather (I think as well in the rest of Europe ...). So it was time to discover "les Monts Lyonnais" ...
The best way to do so, is by bike of course! Actually I didn't do so many bike tours untill now, because I just have my lovely little "bicyclette rouge" (MIFA Klappi) here. It's very handy in the city centre, but my motivation got down, when I just failed to drive up the hill behind my house ... by now I realized, that it's a really steep hill up to the cathedral "La fourvière" and that it's nearly impossible to suceed with such a bike ...
But after a new attemp driving to some other hills up the Saône Valley, I got confident again and I could proudly right my "Klappi" again ;-) !
Lyon souroundings are really pictoresque landscapes: le Beaujolais and les Monts du Lyonnais
This Saturday I drove to the Lyon Mountains and got my first altidutes with "Klappi" ... In France cycling is taken quite serious and everybody is really well equiped. That's why I was sort of an "attraction touristique", driving on the little red thing. Some were laughing, some were cheering me up ... it was kind of fun. And of course everybody tried to overtake me as fast as possible ... But I did it, to little mountains (col de la Luère 712m and col de Malval 732).

l'attaque des montagnes

col de la Luère et col de Malval

The reward was to enjoy the nice views and the lovely countryside. From here you can see the Mont Blanc and this is really impressive! Unfortunatly not on the picture ...

on the left you can see Lyon and in the background the Mont Blanc
(best click on it!)

As you can see it's more of a rural region ... only wood and farms.
Autumne is time of collecting chestnuts - those you can eat! When I saw everybody collecting them, I took lots back home, as well as some really tasty wall-nuts for my "coloc" (flatmates).

Still life - "Chestnut"

Yzeron is a good place to have break and to relax à la francaise - with a little glas of rosé ....

"le rosé rosé" (picture taken actually a 2 weeks before)

more about MAKNA

2006-10-16T14:34:00.000-07:00

Making MAKNA visible!

As I told you, it is the Festival season now in Malaysia ! Hari Raya is coming and Deepawali (the most important Indian festival of lights) will even take place next Saturday! It's like before Christmas in Europe , everybody is looking for some gifts for the whole family…So it's the best time for receiving donations. With support of the local toll company MAKNA wanted to distribute donation envelopes during the festival season. When the people have to pay their toll for using the city highway, the toll staff was asked to hand over MAKNAs donation envelopes...Especially on Fridays lots of people go back to their families. After distribution MAKNA volunteers will ask for donations from the people at the motorway service area with or without the envelope. But, 2 days before the distribution day (yesterday) the toll company cancelled their distribution confirmation....which means that the MAKNA staff had to distribute the envelopes on themselves! Yeah! Sounds like fun! So, yesterday nearly the entire headquarter went to one of the toll stations and distributed these donation envelopes! You cannot image the traffic jam, its noise and polluted air! Actually, i'm pretty sure, if you do that regulary, you can get lung cancer! Anyway, was kind of fun, coz the people were really interested and very friendly. They even called the toll company for receiving more information about this envelopes distribution! Always smiling, even in the biggest traffic jam, they drivers tried to start a little small talk!! In 5 hours we distributed thousends of envelopes (we printed 400.000!).

At the toll station: MAKNA staff ready to go!

"Selamat Hari Raya! Happy Deepawali!"

Traffic jam on friday afternoon

Home visits

MAKNA does not only give financial support to cancerous patients, but also to people who are in healthy condition again and need financial support for getting into work again with implementing a small business or expanding a business they already did before the cancer was recognized and treated. A special "micro credit programm" was recently implemented to help these people.

Moreover, all patients supported by MAKNA will be visited by MAKNA staff or MAKNA volunteers! The number of patients is about 3000! Every single patient will be visited because not only financial, but also psychological support is very important.

One of the home visits I joined recently with two of my colleques was in KL! We visited a lady, who had leukemia. Before she got cancer treatments she prepared breakfast dishes (like nasi lemak) and sold it in her neighbourhood from a little stall. Her husband is a police man and together they have 7 kids, who are all still schooling. The big number of kids is still common in Malaysia. Now the woman wants to start her business again and wants even to expand. But she could not safe any money for that step. Weirdly, the husband is not really spending the money for the family, as she told us. Its her money which is spent for all the family belongings. Moreover, the husband motivates her to continue her business, but is not supporting her at all. He even does not the idea of borrowing money. So, she does not tell him about the MAKNA credit. Moreover, she is still under hospital control, and has sometimes pains from the treatments, but neither her kids (more than the half are boys) nor her husband help her with the household.... Actually, one of my colleagues told me, who is involved in that case, this is also Malaysian culture. Men and boys are still not expected to do anything at home. But isn't it common sense to support your wife or mother, if she had recently cancer and still feels weak sometimes?

at the family's flat: introduction to micro-credit program

Left: preparing Ramadan sweets (green boxes made of palm leafs which will be filled with coconut paste)
Right: the stall where the lady has sold her breakfast dishes and Ramadan sweets

about my work - MAKNA

2006-10-16T10:36:00.000-07:00

As you already know, I'm doing an AIESEC Development Traineeship at the non-profit organization MAKNA; the National Cancer Council in Malaysia, with its Headquarter in Kuala Lumpur. International trainees have been at Makna since 2 years, but there's always only one international trainee, because besides the MAKNA staff, there are a lot of students who do a practical in MAKNA as well.

MAKNA is one of the biggest Cancer Organizations in Malaysia . Founded in 1996, the charity is very young. It focuses on the poor people who have cancer. You might know that the awareness of cancer and the knowledge about this disease does differ in the country and especially in the rural areas the knowledge is very very poor. In fact, it is now the second leading cause of death in Malaysia . An estimated 40,000 new cancer cases are registered yearly and it is expected to be the first cause of death in 2010!

Accordingly, a lot of poor people can not afford cancer treatments or they even do not have enough money to pay for the public transport to go to hospitals (and especially in rural area hospitals are very far away and it can take you on day to go there…), Makna is raising funds with a lot of different activities like Charity events and a several donation programs and projects. Cancer patients can apply for the bursary program. People with cancer, will be treated in one of the national hospitals, Makna has a co-operation with and will receive a monthly fund for maximum one year. The amount is very limited and cannot cover the cost of even one chemotherapy treatment at all. But there wont be any cancer patient in need who will be refused.

Besides that, very important is to educate the people about cancer. Therefore Makna runs a lot of activities like Exhibitions, Cancer Talks and Charity events. In average, there is at least one MAKNA event somewhere in Malaysia every day!

left:Presentation and Talk about Breast Cancer during one exhibition
right:MAKNA stall at one charity event: Running Day in Banting (2 Hours from KL)

Left: Cancer Talk and Exhibition: rising the awareness of cancer in one of the national universities in KL and recruitment of student volunteers
Right: MAKNA staff and volunteers before cancer presentation in lecture hall

impressions from KL city centre

2006-10-12T12:05:00.000-07:00

Just enjoy some impressions from my last week-end: "In the middle of the city centre"

Petronas Towers

KL Tower in the middle of city centre

the famous bazaar ramadan

2006-10-12T11:44:00.000-07:00

During ramadan you can find the hugest and most colourful markets! That's where the Malysian buy their food for break fast (Fasten brechen am Abend). Of course you can find everything else on these huge markets such as food, clothes, bags, shoes, hats ... simply everything!

Malaysian Seranding Ayam (chicken) and Seranding Daging (beef): fried meatin coconut oil with chilies) can be eaten warm or cold

in front Ketupat (boiled rice in coconut oil) covered in leafs of coconut palm trees, especially eaten during Hari Raya

On the market with Peachy and Ain.

Malaysian desserts: Tau Fu Fa, made of soy milk (on the right) and

indian sweets made of flour and sugar - very sweeeeet ! (on the left)

Til turns 1 !

2006-10-02T16:08:00.000-07:00

Alles Liebe zum Geburtstag,

lieber Til !

Nun bist Du schon ein Jahr alt und dein Onkel ist nicht da, zu deiner Feier ... Ich wünsche Dir und deiner kleinen Familie ganz viel Gesundheit und auf dass Du Dich gut machst!
Dieser kleine Guignol soll Dein Geschenk sein. Er ist ganz typisch für Lyon und ist der Kasper von Frankreich. Mit dem können Dir erst deine Elter etwas vorspielen und später, kannst Du auch selbst damit deine Eltern ärgern ;-).

Viele liebe Grüße

Dein Onkel Tilo und Deine Jana

le Guignol

For those who don't know him: This is my little nephew. He got 1 year old on the reunification day!

Master Til

ramadan has started ...

2006-09-27T05:00:00.000-07:00

What Malaysia makes a very special country, is their multi-racial population. Approximately 65% are Malays (Sunni-Moslems), 27% are Chinese (Christians, Buddhists, Confucians) and 8% are Indians (Hindus, Buddhists, Moslems, Christians). The people see themselves as Malaysians, citizens of Malaysia although these 3 main groups still live more or less separated from each other. The reasons for that are not so much cultural differences but predominantly the practiced politics of the government. More about that topic later! Well, for the Malaysian Muslims the month of Ramadan has started on 24th September. During one month remembering Allah and praying at mosques are their main concern. Ramadan is a fasting month! Eating and Drinking is only allowed before sunrise and after sunset. Therefore, the people start with a really early breakfast (about 6 am) and do their morning prayers when the sun is rising (about 6.30 am). Until 7.10 pm to 7.20 pm they have to wait for any food and drinks. Even water is not allowed!

Life during Ramadan is different – all food stores and restaurants of Malaysian Muslims are closed, people skip their lunch break and leave work earlier, which means 5.00 pm at latest. Exactly at this time the Bazaar Ramadan will open. This Bazaar is very huge with lots of stalls where you can find any Malaysian food! You can even find a lot of food that is only cooked and provided during Ramadan! Different sorts of fish, seafood, vegetables, fruits and a lot of sweets like cakes you can find there. After 5 pm these places are overcrowded! Everybody is buying food. Before dinner with the whole family, the people go to the mosques for prayers. Only after dawn they start eating.

I think Ramadan is a very difficult time for the Muslims – imagine 12 to 13 hours without food and any water! Very painful (I tried it only for one day!) It's all about self-control and discipline…but it's even more difficult in Malaysia, I think, because there are still lots of people – all the Chinese and Indians – who continue eating and drinking during the day.

On the few last days of Ramadan, Muslims of Malaysia prepare themselves for receiving Ramadan. They prepare mosques for prayer and buy their necessities of food. On the 29th night of Ramadan, the Ministry of Religious Affairs tries to sight the new moon. When the sighting is established, the ministry declares it via mass media. After Ramadan it is time for the biggest and most important festival for the Malaysian Muslims: Hari Raya! For nearly one week the people are celebrating the end of the fasting month with a lot of food! The most people travel home to their families to celebrate together. That's why most of the people get nearly one week free from work! A very nice tradition is, that during Hari Raya all the houses are open. That means everybody; even strangers are invited to come to the homes of the Malaysian Muslims for sharing the food and their joy. They even can receive money as gifts.

Livin' in Little India

2006-09-26T05:35:00.000-07:00

I'm still living in Brickfields, a part of KL, not very far away from KLCC (Kuala Lumpur City Centre, where you find the Petronas Towers). The area is also called "Little India", because mainly Indian Malaysians live here.
I'm staying in a 3-bedroom apartment in a so-called condominium (with 17 floors) on 11^th floor, together with the already mentioned Indian businessman and a girl from the Philippines, who arrived two weeks ago for working in KL. The apartment is very clean (because Mr. Shan is very focused on cleaning…He sweeps the living room and the kitchen every morning!) and in a good condition for Malaysian standard.

Every morning I take the LRT (Light Rail Transit System – you see, Malaysians love abbreviations!), that's a combination of S- and U Bahn). Overall, it takes me 45 minutes to go to work.

In the opinion of the locals, Brickfields is one of the most dangerous places, as I mentioned already…but actually in my block live 6 other trainees ( Australia, Netherlands, Singapore, Kenya, France, Colombia) and never anything bad happened. But….there are always exceptions. Coincidentally I met another German trainee today in my office, Ina from Berlin and she just got robbed in the morning when she was on her way to work!!!! She is ok, but all her values are lost….bad, bad. She lives in Petaling Jaya, half an hour away from KL. Well, I remembered all the bad stories my housemate, Mr. Shan is telling me every evening and also one of my colleques, who lives in Bangsar which is very close to Brickfields. Bangsar is very popular for all his pubs, restaurants and clubs. All the foreign people are used to come here for having a drink! Bangsar looks nicer, cleaner and more expensive. But, this does not mean that there is less crime….

Anyway, don't worry! Brickfield or "Little India" is actually very nice! There are lots of shops where you can find really (only) typical India groceries, clothes, flowers….and there is lots of food everywhere! That's why there are always traffic jams for 24 hours. Most typical are hawker stalls! Just think about a very big tent ("party-zelt").

Despite of that I still think about moving somewhere else, 'coz it will be more comfortable living together with people in the same age. Mr. Shan is very nice but he has his rules, like no friends at home (especially no guys), cooking is an issue – better we don't cook because he doesn't like the smell…and he is always asking us what we're doing, when we're coming back, where we're staying – so far, it feels like we are the daughters of Mr. Shan! At the moment he is at home with his family but at the end of the week he's back with his wife! Let's see!

view from my flat, Brickfields

the living-room

my room

my flat mate Peachy

on my way to work

that's where I work, MAKNA

"Nasi Lemak", traditional breakfast at work

Lyon - ville des lumières ...

2006-09-25T05:22:00.000-07:00

Lyon is really impressing to discover by night. Everywhere are some really nice lights ... Does it have something to do with the brothers Lumière ("Les frères Lumière)? I will tell you a little later ... first enjoy some impressions of Lyon la nuit. By the way, on the third picture you can see my appartment.

mon quartier

2006-09-25T04:50:00.000-07:00

That's where I'm living ... mon petit royaume.

Actually I'm living in the old Lyon (Vieux Lyon), which is the 5th arrondissement of the city. It's rigth in middle of the city centre. What I like most is, that it's only a Katzensprung from my appartment (5 min by bike). I just have to cross two big rivers (la Saône et le Rhône) and one island, that's all! From my flat I can see the river Saône and at night it's really nice to see the boats passing by.
On the second picture you can see my house. From the bridge just the second on the left side and the appartment is in the 3rd floor. Can u see me? ;-)
The two cathedrales are "La fourvière" on the hill and "Saint Jean" near the river. Fouvière is only 100 years old, but is one of the main characteristics of Lyon.
Just opposite, on the other side of the river is a daily vegetable etc. market. Very cool.! That's where I buy my food for the week. French people love to buy frech food (fish, vegtables, fruits, olives etc.) ... so do I!
Vieux Lyon is a real tourist attraction. This does not mean that I can order my baguette in different languages, but still it's quite international ...

In Frankreich heißt die Zuckerwatte, "Papas Bart"=Barbapapa (barbe à papa)

flight story

2006-09-25T01:51:00.000-07:00

I received this story from a good friend from Morocco (in French and German):

Cette scène a réellement eu lieu dans un vol de la compagnie British Airways entre Johannesburg et Londres.

Une femme blanche, d'environ 50 ans, s'assied à côté d'un noir. Visiblement perturbée, elle appelle l'hôtesse de l'air.
L'hôtesse : Quel est votre problème, Madame?
La femme blanche: Mais vous ne le voyez donc pas? Vous m'avez placée à côté d'un noir. Je ne supporte pas de rester à côté d'un de ces êtres dégoûtants. Donnez-moi un autre siège, s'il vous plaît !!
L’hôtesse : Calmez-vous, presque toutes les places de ce vol sont prises. Je vais voir s'il y a une place disponible.
L’hôtesse s'éloigne et revient quelques minutes plus tard :Madame, comme je le pensais, il n'y a plus aucune place libre dans la classe économique. J'ai parlé au commandant et il m'a confirmé qu'il n'y a plus de place dans la classe exécutive. Toutefois, nous avons encore une place en première classe."
Avant que la dame puisse faire le moindre commentaire, l'hôtesse de l'air continue : -"Il est tout à fait inhabituel pour notre compagnie de permettre à une personne en classe économique de s'asseoir en première classe. Mais, vu les circonstances, le commandant trouve en effet, qu'il serait scandaleux d'obliger quelqu'un à s'asseoir à côté d'une personne aussi répugnante."
L’hôtesse se tourne vers le noir et lui dit :Donc, Monsieur, si vous le souhaitez, prenez votre bagage à main car un siège vous attend en première classe.
Et tous les passagers autour, qui, choqués, assistaient à la scène, se levèrent et applaudirent...

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Diese Situation hat wirklich stattgefunden, auf einem Flug von British Airways zwischen Johannisburg und London.

Eine weiße Frau, ca. 50 Jahre alt, sitzt neben einem Farbigen. Sichtlich verärgert, ruft sie die Stewardess.
Stewardess:„Wie kann ich Ihnen helfen?“
Die weiße Frau: „Sehen Sie es denn nicht? Sie haben mich neben einen Schwarzen gesetzt. Ich möchte nicht neben einem solchen anwidernden Wesen sitzen bleiben. Geben Sie mir eine anderen Sitz, bitte!“
Stewardess: „Beruhigen Sie sich, aber fast alle Plätze im Flugzeug sind besetzt. Ich werde mal schauen, ob es noch einen freien Platz gibt.“
Als sie wiederkommt: „Wie befürchtet, ist kein Platz mehr in der Economy Class frei. Ich habe auch mit dem Kapitän gesprochen und es ist auch kein Platz in der Business Class frei. Hingegen ist noch ein Platz in der ersten Klasse verfügbar.“
Bevor die weiße Frau, überhaupt etwas sagen konnte fügt die Stewardess hinzu:
„Es ist in unserer Fluggesellschaft sehr unüblich jemanden aus der Economy Class zu erlauben sich in die erste Klasse zu setzten. Aufgrund dieser Umstände aber, findet der Flugkapitän, dass es skandalös wäre, dass jemand neben einer solchen widerlichen Person sitzen muss.“
Sie wendet sich dem farbigen Mann zu und sagt ihm:
„Also, werter Herr, wenn sie es wünschen, dürfen sie jetzt ihre Sachen nehmen und ein Platz in der 1. Klasse erwartet Sie.“
Alle Passagiere, welche schockiert die gesamte Situation erleben mussten, standen spontan auf und applaudierten!

two ways of getting there ...

2006-09-21T15:07:00.000-07:00

Finally the blog starts living! After a few internet problems Jana and me will try to give u some impressions about our experience in those two amazing countries.

Jana left Leipzig on the 3rd of September. We took the train to Frankfurt where Jana caught her flight to Kuala Lumpur via Dubai. After our goodbye I was kindly hosted by Bea (big thanx again) in Frankfurt.

A few days later I headed to Lyon by MFG (Mitfahrgelegenheit=covoiturage) with all my stuff with a guy who moved to Sevilla. In his T2 Volkswagen I had a comfortable lift untill my new home: 1, quai fulchiron in Lyon.

Same time; different distance

15 h of travel - Leipzig to Kuala Lumpur (ca.10500km)
15 h of travel - Leipzig to Lyon (1050km)

Jana's Airoplane - Emirates flight

Tilo's lift - T2 Volkswagen

let's get started!

2006-08-30T09:00:00.000-07:00

Hey there,

jetzt gehts los! This is our first message and defines our two destinations ...

So stay tuned there is more coming up!

Eure Jana + Tilo

ooooooooo