I am in the pre-production phase of a language and culture series. These are the 12 locations that I have decided to shoot while in Germany. My plan is to incorporate 10-20 words per episode and travel around Germany while learning the basic language.
After watching the entire series you should have a very basic foundation in the language. I have selected vocabulary which will be most beneficial to a traveler. Topics will range from Transportation, Numbers, Shopping, Basic Conversation etc.
Once I begin releasing these videos, I hope to get feedback on how I can improve these videos.
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
German Route
Labels:
Baden-Wurttemberg,
Bamberg,
Bavaria,
Berlin,
Frankfurt,
Freiburg,
Germany,
Heidelberg,
Hesse,
Language,
Mittenwald,
Munich,
Nuremberg,
Regensburg,
Rothenberg,
Schweinfurt,
Ulm
Sunday, February 2, 2014
A Day in Aspen, Colorado, United States
A few weeks ago I took a trip to Aspen, Colorado. I didn't know what to expect when I got there, but I have seen plenty of photographs and was excited. I imagined Aspen as a small place, with a lot of people walking around interacting. I thought about coffee shops, small restaurants and other places for people to meet up.
I didn't enjoy my time in Aspen at all. Everything is overpriced and it's rather boring. The ski/snowboard slopes close at 3:30pm. Once the slopes close there is a few places to occupy, such as a handful of bars and restaurants. Unless you go to Aspen with a group of people, I would suggest skipping this location.
In my opinion, the best part of the entire trip was the drive. I left from Denver and drove west on a scenic route. Along the way the mountains grew taller until I felt I was inside of them. Although I did not enjoy my time in Aspen, I may visit again in the late future.
I didn't enjoy my time in Aspen at all. Everything is overpriced and it's rather boring. The ski/snowboard slopes close at 3:30pm. Once the slopes close there is a few places to occupy, such as a handful of bars and restaurants. Unless you go to Aspen with a group of people, I would suggest skipping this location.
In my opinion, the best part of the entire trip was the drive. I left from Denver and drove west on a scenic route. Along the way the mountains grew taller until I felt I was inside of them. Although I did not enjoy my time in Aspen, I may visit again in the late future.
Labels:
Aspen,
Colorado,
Ski,
Snowboard,
United States
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