Posted on June 20, 2018
by thebritishberliner
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Food! Ha! ‘Got your attention didn’t I?! But seriously, isn’t food a wonderful thing. Especially German food! Umm! Alright then. Some German food. Ah. That’s better! So I’ve been writing about Dresden the last few weeks ‘cos of the new job n’ all that….
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Posted on December 27, 2016
by thebritishberliner
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Omigosh! What a week! Last week, I reiterated over the #InterestingTimes that 2016 has produced, not knowing that just a day later, we too would have a fatal terrorist action that occurred on our very own doorstep, of my beloved Berlin. In one of…
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Category: German food, GERMANY, Holiday Season, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, pub food, RESTAURANTS, rustic food, THOUGHTS & IDEAS, TOURISM, traditional food, TRAVEL, Visit Berlin, Visit GermanyTags: food, food and drink, food in Germany, German, German Christmas Market, German cuisine, German dishes, German food, German meals, German meatballs, German rustic food, German sausages, German street food, German traditional food, Germany, Made in Berlin, rustic food, sausages, stodge, street food, traditional food, Travel and Tourism, Visit Berlin
Posted on October 10, 2016
by thebritishberliner
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Hey everyone! It’s Autumn. It’s October. And it’s starting to rain but no matter! I’m going to tell you how Summery it was on the Baltic Sea beach. It was gorgeous! The sun was shining, the locals were smiling, and we were living it…
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