He's actually quite famous and the history of our bridge monkey dates back as far as 1481 (original got destroyed).
Depending on which part of the sculpture you caress, you will either revisit Heidelberg one day, become wealthy, or have many kids.
Just checking to be sure... when it comes to naming things, you never know. :-)
I've been to the castle and that wine barrel is quite frankly and delightfully absurd.
I did, it was quite facinating, as was the Tun. Large enough that it needs a staircase to the top and enough room on it for a small dance floor? You have my attention.
A long time ago, I went to Hammond Castle. While it could be consitered a genuine, real castle, it was built in 1925 by an eccentric inventor.
Visiting Heidelburg was something else entirely.
On a related note, it was on that trip to Germany that I finished reading Harry Potter book seven.
Depending on which part of the sculpture you caress, you will either revisit Heidelberg one day, become wealthy, or have many kids.
I've been to the castle and that wine barrel is quite frankly and delightfully absurd.
Yeah it is, but also really impressive, you gotta admit :D
A long time ago, I went to Hammond Castle. While it could be consitered a genuine, real castle, it was built in 1925 by an eccentric inventor.
Visiting Heidelburg was something else entirely.
On a related note, it was on that trip to Germany that I finished reading Harry Potter book seven.