DESTINATION 5: BLACK FOREST REGION, GERMANY

When we reached Germany, it was already late in the afternoon. (And cold too.) :(

Took some pictures...

I like my purple vest! :D

It was starting to get dark as we attended a Cuckoo Clock Workshop. The guy demonstrating the making of Cuckoo Clocks is cute and has a nice butt (okay, out of point). Pieces waiting to be fixed.As all the Cuckoo Clocks are hand-made, except the cutting of the rough shape of the wooden pieces for the clocks' body, they are all rather expensive, and that is why I did not buy any. Anyway, like what mum said, they only suit nice and big houses. Can you imagine yourself living in a small little HDB flat with a big Cuckoo Clock in your living room? It seems rather paradoxical. Might as well save up the money and buy a bigger apartment in the future.

Nevertheless, I still like the clocks very much. The cuckoo sounds are rather cute. But I heard that it's rather troublesome to have it as you need to pull the chains every once in a while (I forgot how often) to allow the clock to work.

After the demonstration, we headed to the cafe for our Blackforest Cakes! :D

Me was very very excited. There are basically three layers: first layer being the layer which tastes like conventional chocolate cake, second layer being the layer with strong liquor, and lastly, third layer being the layer with cherries. Not heavenly delicious but definitely worth a try if you ever go to the Blackforest region.
The cafe interior.
Spotted a 大美人 and asked to take a photo with her.

We had a mini shopping spree inside the shop. Here's one of the few magnets we bought there.

Mum bought me this, saying that it looks very pretty. Indeed lor. *bling bling*

Bought these finger puppets from a small stall in Freiburg Hauptbahnhof.
Aren't they cute?! :D