Thursday, 18 February 2010

That time of the year, the electricity bill, but here's an idea for the village

I will be making a presentation to the local Gemeinde (Parish Council) that could save the local villagers €250,000 per year on their electricity bills. Let's see what the reaction is.

Wednesday, 6 January 2010

TripAdvisor now lists Drachselsried

You might like to see the review I made about Drachselsried in TripAdvisor This is a tried and trusted method of informing potential visitors about the resources, hotels, restaurants, etc. in the area. If you have visited Drachselsried or plan to, the TripAdvisor link is for you.

Drachsi

Friday, 25 December 2009

Best wishes for the New Year

I wish you, and all your family a very happy and healthy New Year. If you have never visited the Nature Park area of the Bavarian Forest, 2010 is the year to do it. Drachselsried in the middle of Zellertal, check it out on Google Maps and see what a wonderful place it is to visit.

Drachsi

Monday, 7 December 2009

Sunday was the Drachselsried Christmas festival

Every year on the second Advent, Drachselsried has it's own local Christmas festival, called Weihnachtsmarkt. This is when St. Nikolaus arrives. Local people, visitors, children and many local clubs meet, and drink a mulled wine or beer. Thank goodness this year the weather was dry and not cold.




Wednesday, 4 November 2009

Last major job before the winter

3rd November saw our local Gardening club plant 430 plants and bushes around the village of Drachselsried. Next year visitors will see many new trees and landscaping to make our village one of the nicest in the area.

Pete

Friday, 28 August 2009

Kirwa Procession Friday 28th

Here is a selection of photographs of the procession as it makes it's way through the village of Drachselsried to the Falter brewery, which this year is hosting the Kirwa festival. This festival is over 4 days, Friday to Monday and is always the last week-end in August.








More pictures from our new open air swimming pool

Photographs taken on August 28th. It is expected all the work will be completed before the winter arrives, usually November. Locally this is called Badeweiher.