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By Porter Lang Start with a warning that is also the point. Printen are meant to be hard. Or soft. […]

Heidelberg: a castle that is a ruin on purpose, and a town built below it

By Ines Keane Heidelberg is a place people picture before they see it. A broken red castle, a river, a

By Porter Lang Before the history, the thing a buyer trips over. A well-known brand, same scale, and yet one

By Isla Quinn The crust is the clue. Dark mahogany, a little shine, a bite that gives way before it

By Ines Keane Look at the stamp on a pencil. HB, 2B, 4H. Three letters and a number, and yet

By Rafe Calder Weimar has about 66,000 people. It has also given its name to a constitution, a republic, a

By Porter Lang Start with the label. Then ask where the pig, the cure, the smoke and the knife were.

By Rafe Calder Gräfenroda has about three thousand people. It also has a claim to one of the most recognisable

By Isla Quinn Chalk. Straw. A picture a night. Before there was cardboard, there were children counting. Before the printing

By Ines Keane Germany’s oldest city? Cologne, Kempten and Worms would like a word. Wikipedia’s article on Trier says the