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  1. Giresun Island welcomes visitors after tourism upgrades

    GİRESUN Visitors to Giresun Island, a small Black Sea island known for its mythology, archaeological remains and natural…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #GiresunIsland #renovations #Tourism
    europesays.com/turkiye/29626/

  2. Trump Calls White House ‘Deplorable’—Historic Photos Reveal Columns’ Look

    Historical photographs of the White House offer a glimpse into the appearance of the column bases at the…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #DonaldTrump #historical #president #rénovations #theWhiteHouse #TrumpAdministration #washingtondc #whitehouse
    europesays.com/3127238/

  3. Tanger Outlets welcomes two new retailers after major renovation project

    KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) – Tanger Outlets Sevierville, an East Tennessee open-air shopping outlet, has added two new storefronts…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Sephora #Beauty #buckle #goods #leather #lvmh #new #outlets #perfumania #portland #renovations #servierville #store-front #tanger #Ulta #Updates #vines #vineyard
    europesays.com/france/50097/

  4. Destructions, expropriations et rénovations, l’avenir du parc Corot se dessine

    « C’est tranquille, de toute façon je ne calcule personne. Il n’y a plus les tours donc ça va :…
    #Marseille #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #2026 #actu #Actualités #attend #Corot #destructions #europe #expropriations #Parc #Provence-Alpes-Côted'Azur #renovations #Républiquefrançaise #Société
    europesays.com/fr/1042904/

  5. #weeklyreview 25/2026

    sheeesh…. Thursday already… can hardly remember what happened last week. Going through my photos and Mastodon feed to refresh memory.

    My father and his son

    Last week Sunday my wife had organised a reading of book by a famous German author in a special location. This was special for us for multiple reasons. The venue is the old royal gymnasium in Templin. It was the location of the Prussian Joachimthalsche Gymnasium for a couple of years in the early 20th century and is quite an impressive ensemble of building in the city of Templin. We ourselves know it from out time at school where it was used as boarding house and external sports facility for our gymnasium. An NGO is currently trying to turn this into a proper school again.

    The reader was our former teacher and principal of our Gymnasium. I’d even call him a friend as we were close already during my school time. We were his first class when he became a teacher and later we navigated the time of the German reunion together where he was elected principal and I was part of the pupils council.

    The book “my father and his son” is a curated collection of letters from the son of Hans Fallada – a famous German author from the first half of the 20th century. His son was a pupil at the Joachimthalsche Gymnasium in the 1930/40s and had a letter exchange with his father.

    The session was accompanied by Boris Bell percussions. This combination (Holger reading and Boris performing percussions) we already witnessed at a reading event last year in Kappe.

    The rest of the week was the usually busy with AI stuff at work and fiddling with my own tech. Upgraded my new shiny Linux laptop with stickers and a 1TB SSD drive.

    Renovations

    On the weekend we did some impromptu renovations at the countryside house. We painted two walls with colours and the rest just white. That was quite exhausting as it’s of course bigger than originally anticipated. I guesstimate that we painted around 150 sqm. Actually ran out of white paint. So will have to finish that part next weekend.

    #books #reading #renovations #Uckermark #weekly #weeklyreview #wochenrueckblick
  6. #weeklyreview 25/2026

    sheeesh…. Thursday already… can hardly remember what happened last week. Going through my photos and Mastodon feed to refresh memory.

    My father and his son

    Last week Sunday my wife had organised a reading of book by a famous German author in a special location. This was special for us for multiple reasons. The venue is the old royal gymnasium in Templin. It was the location of the Prussian Joachimthalsche Gymnasium for a couple of years in the early 20th century and is quite an impressive ensemble of building in the city of Templin. We ourselves know it from out time at school where it was used as boarding house and external sports facility for our gymnasium. An NGO is currently trying to turn this into a proper school again.

    The reader was our former teacher and principal of our Gymnasium. I’d even call him a friend as we were close already during my school time. We were his first class when he became a teacher and later we navigated the time of the German reunion together where he was elected principal and I was part of the pupils council.

    The book “my father and his son” is a curated collection of letters from the son of Hans Fallada – a famous German author from the first half of the 20th century. His son was a pupil at the Joachimthalsche Gymnasium in the 1930/40s and had a letter exchange with his father.

    The session was accompanied by Boris Bell percussions. This combination (Holger reading and Boris performing percussions) we already witnessed at a reading event last year in Kappe.

    The rest of the week was the usually busy with AI stuff at work and fiddling with my own tech. Upgraded my new shiny Linux laptop with stickers and a 1TB SSD drive.

    Renovations

    On the weekend we did some impromptu renovations at the countryside house. We painted two walls with colours and the rest just white. That was quite exhausting as it’s of course bigger than originally anticipated. I guesstimate that we painted around 150 sqm. Actually ran out of white paint. So will have to finish that part next weekend.

    #books #reading #renovations #Uckermark #weekly #weeklyreview #wochenrueckblick
  7. #weeklyreview 25/2026

    sheeesh…. Thursday already… can hardly remember what happened last week. Going through my photos and Mastodon feed to refresh memory.

    My father and his son

    Last week Sunday my wife had organised a reading of book by a famous German author in a special location. This was special for us for multiple reasons. The venue is the old royal gymnasium in Templin. It was the location of the Prussian Joachimthalsche Gymnasium for a couple of years in the early 20th century and is quite an impressive ensemble of building in the city of Templin. We ourselves know it from out time at school where it was used as boarding house and external sports facility for our gymnasium. An NGO is currently trying to turn this into a proper school again.

    The reader was our former teacher and principal of our Gymnasium. I’d even call him a friend as we were close already during my school time. We were his first class when he became a teacher and later we navigated the time of the German reunion together where he was elected principal and I was part of the pupils council.

    The book “my father and his son” is a curated collection of letters from the son of Hans Fallada – a famous German author from the first half of the 20th century. His son was a pupil at the Joachimthalsche Gymnasium in the 1930/40s and had a letter exchange with his father.

    The session was accompanied by Boris Bell percussions. This combination (Holger reading and Boris performing percussions) we already witnessed at a reading event last year in Kappe.

    The rest of the week was the usually busy with AI stuff at work and fiddling with my own tech. Upgraded my new shiny Linux laptop with stickers and a 1TB SSD drive.

    Renovations

    On the weekend we did some impromptu renovations at the countryside house. We painted two walls with colours and the rest just white. That was quite exhausting as it’s of course bigger than originally anticipated. I guesstimate that we painted around 150 sqm. Actually ran out of white paint. So will have to finish that part next weekend.

    #books #reading #renovations #Uckermark #weekly #weeklyreview #wochenrueckblick
  8. #weeklyreview 25/2026

    sheeesh…. Thursday already… can hardly remember what happened last week. Going through my photos and Mastodon feed to refresh memory.

    My father and his son

    Last week Sunday my wife had organised a reading of book by a famous German author in a special location. This was special for us for multiple reasons. The venue is the old royal gymnasium in Templin. It was the location of the Prussian Joachimthalsche Gymnasium for a couple of years in the early 20th century and is quite an impressive ensemble of building in the city of Templin. We ourselves know it from out time at school where it was used as boarding house and external sports facility for our gymnasium. An NGO is currently trying to turn this into a proper school again.

    The reader was our former teacher and principal of our Gymnasium. I’d even call him a friend as we were close already during my school time. We were his first class when he became a teacher and later we navigated the time of the German reunion together where he was elected principal and I was part of the pupils council.

    The book “my father and his son” is a curated collection of letters from the son of Hans Fallada – a famous German author from the first half of the 20th century. His son was a pupil at the Joachimthalsche Gymnasium in the 1930/40s and had a letter exchange with his father.

    The session was accompanied by Boris Bell percussions. This combination (Holger reading and Boris performing percussions) we already witnessed at a reading event last year in Kappe.

    The rest of the week was the usually busy with AI stuff at work and fiddling with my own tech. Upgraded my new shiny Linux laptop with stickers and a 1TB SSD drive.

    Renovations

    On the weekend we did some impromptu renovations at the countryside house. We painted two walls with colours and the rest just white. That was quite exhausting as it’s of course bigger than originally anticipated. I guesstimate that we painted around 150 sqm. Actually ran out of white paint. So will have to finish that part next weekend.

    #books #reading #renovations #Uckermark #weekly #weeklyreview #wochenrueckblick
  9. #weeklyreview 25/2026

    sheeesh…. Thursday already… can hardly remember what happened last week. Going through my photos and Mastodon feed to refresh memory.

    My father and his son

    Last week Sunday my wife had organised a reading of book by a famous German author in a special location. This was special for us for multiple reasons. The venue is the old royal gymnasium in Templin. It was the location of the Prussian Joachimthalsche Gymnasium for a couple of years in the early 20th century and is quite an impressive ensemble of building in the city of Templin. We ourselves know it from out time at school where it was used as boarding house and external sports facility for our gymnasium. An NGO is currently trying to turn this into a proper school again.

    The reader was our former teacher and principal of our Gymnasium. I’d even call him a friend as we were close already during my school time. We were his first class when he became a teacher and later we navigated the time of the German reunion together where he was elected principal and I was part of the pupils council.

    The book “my father and his son” is a curated collection of letters from the son of Hans Fallada – a famous German author from the first half of the 20th century. His son was a pupil at the Joachimthalsche Gymnasium in the 1930/40s and had a letter exchange with his father.

    The session was accompanied by Boris Bell percussions. This combination (Holger reading and Boris performing percussions) we already witnessed at a reading event last year in Kappe.

    The rest of the week was the usually busy with AI stuff at work and fiddling with my own tech. Upgraded my new shiny Linux laptop with stickers and a 1TB SSD drive.

    Renovations

    On the weekend we did some impromptu renovations at the countryside house. We painted two walls with colours and the rest just white. That was quite exhausting as it’s of course bigger than originally anticipated. I guesstimate that we painted around 150 sqm. Actually ran out of white paint. So will have to finish that part next weekend.

    #books #reading #renovations #Uckermark #weekly #weeklyreview #wochenrueckblick
  10. New Photos Show Ellipse Before-And-After Trump UFC Fight

    The Ellipse was left largely stripped to dirt and discolored patches after hosting crowds for President Donald Trump’s…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #DanaWhite #DonaldTrump #rénovations #theWhiteHouse #TrumpAdministration #ufc #whitehouse
    europesays.com/3078522/

  11. Raúl Sánchez splashes old sailor’s home with modern details

    Spanish practice Raúl Sánchez Architects has renovated a home in Mataro, Spain, which belonged to a sailor in…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #Design #Entertainment #Houses #rau00falsu00e1nchezarchitects #renovations #section:all #section:interiors #Spain #spanishhouses
    newsbeep.com/au/691175/

  12. Translucent Centre Pompidou Hanwha set to open in Seoul

    The Centre Pompidou Hanwha designed by French architecture studio Wilmotte & Associés has been revealed ahead of its…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #CA #Canada #CentrePompidou #culturalbuildings #Design #Entertainment #Exhibitions #jean-michelwilmotte #Museums #renovations #section:all #section:architecture #section:news #Seoul #SouthKorea
    newsbeep.com/ca/690170/

  13. Translucent Centre Pompidou Hanwha set to open in Seoul

    The Centre Pompidou Hanwha designed by French architecture studio Wilmotte & Associés has been revealed ahead of its…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #centrepompidou #culturalbuildings #Design #Entertainment #Exhibitions #jean-michelwilmotte #Museums #renovations #section:all #section:architecture #section:news #Seoul #SouthKorea
    newsbeep.com/au/685314/