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Bad Homburg 100 years old

Posted by Claudia Moser on 5:51 PM in ,
A glorious day welcomed all inhabitants of Bad Homburg in their quest to celebrate their town's 100 years anniversary as a spa! A great walk which once more showed me today how lucky I am to live in such a wonderful place!

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Cloudy says:
6:22 PM

Es schaut gemütlich aus, und die kleine Bank gefällt mir besonders gut...

Lieben Gruß
CL

Pearson Report says:
6:35 PM

Beautiful!

Laura says:
7:25 PM

Simply beautiful!

eileeninmd says:
8:37 PM

It is a beautiful place, thanks for taking me along. Happy Sunday!

Sofia says:
8:38 PM

I have been there with an Italian guy when I was young and wild. I think there was a casino which we visited as well.

Claudia Moser says:
8:44 PM

@Cloudy - es ist ein wunderbare Platz, ein Zuhause!
@Jenny - thank you!
@Laura - it is indeed
@Eileen - I am glad you enjoyed it!
@Sofia - indeed there is a casino, quite famous. Wow, you travelled around!

Belle says:
9:15 PM

You are blessed to live in such a beautiful city!

inge says:
10:02 PM

Feel I am there great photos

Ellie says:
10:12 PM

What a beautiful place to visit - your pictures are lovely :))

Claudia Moser says:
9:53 PM

@Belle - yes, that is true, you are right!
@Inge - thank you, we had a wonderful weather this weekend
@Ellie - thanks, it is worth a visit!

orchid says:
3:10 PM

Dearest Claudia,
Splendid pictures of celebration of the town.
Wonderful Greek scenery♡♡♡
Lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Claudia Moser says:
9:28 PM

@Miyako - so very kind of you to appreciate my town, thank you!

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