Dec 25, 2017
day 33, the chrism egg eve about to hatch
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day 33, the chrism egg eve about to hatch
My grandmother sent me a christmas elf from Estonia and IT REMINDS ME OF A CERTAIN SOMEONE...
“Stranded”
Since 2001, Miniatur Wunderland has been delighting children of all ages in the northern German city of Hamburg with the world’s largest miniature railway set, attracting a total of 12 million visitors so far. Somehow I’ve managed to stay away with many visits to the city over the last decade. It’s good to know curiosity eventually and truly wins out.
The Urban Dictionary describes “easter eggs” as: “hidden items placed in a movie, television show, or otherwise visual media for close watchers”; see also here. Plenty of details in the form of “easter eggs” await visitors at various sections in the museum. With a few shorts weeks before Christmas, the designers have cleverly inserted many Santa Claus and other Christmas- or winter-related figures throughout the entire venue.
Santa Claus riding ‘shotgun’ on lead Canadian Pacific car
“Watch that first step; it’s a loo loo …”
Idyllic winter scene … wait … what?
Kid on a roo, polar cub led by penguin
“Fish heads fish heads, roly poly fish heads …”
Without reindeer, this Santa’s got problems
Breaking news from the parking lot: there’s a new baby | “MiWuLa Aussenstelle” : Miniatur Wunderland outpost
“Hi, honey. Yeah, sorry; I’m gonna be late. I’m stuck in traffic …”
Located in the historical Speicherstadt (Warehouse) district, Miniatur Wunderland can be reached with HVV public transport: with the U-Bahn (U3) to station “Baumwall”, or with bus (route 6) to stop “Auf dem Sande (Speicherstadt)”.
The Speicherstadt district in Hamburg is one of two areas which as of summer 2015 have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites. I made the photos above on 5 December 2015. This post appears on Fotoeins Fotopress at fotoeins.com as http://wp.me/p1BIdT-7yP.
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Christmas egg scene with Snoopy and Woodstock on Flickr.