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Walking home I realised it was time to share a few thoughts on what I’ve been seeing in 
Berlin particually that there are still a few reminders of the the war with the damage still visible either because you can see the repair with replacement of perfect stone or the original stone with the dents and chips of battle still present.
Berlin is a vibrant city with a huge amount of construction happening to the extent that it seems a little overgrown I suppose because it’s difficult to find the resources to maintain the city when it’s so necesary to build and replace the damage of primarally the GDR times and to a lesser extent the war so many years ago.
I also walked around the Holocaust Memorial which I had heard was an opressive and overwhelming place but I found it to be a stark but life filled space full of people exploring the mini canions and children playing hide and seek. Not a sad place at all but still a place of reverence.
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IK,
Have you gone to see the ChessBoxing gym yet? 🙂 Of course, the beer is excellent because it likely comes from here…pilsner was invented in Prague.
–ADM
I’m contacting him at the moment. I look forward to seeing it also. The youtube video on his site is facinating.