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[forlorn-crows]

𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒄𝒌𝒆𝒏 & 𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒔

pairing(s): ivy/cowbell words: 795 rating: everyone

notes: cowbell is nonverbal, but has his own system of sounds for communication. for @wrathofrats who i know hasnt been feeling the best lately. here's some sickfic boys for you ♡

edit: now on AO3

Ivy cracks open the door, careful to glide past the creak in the hinges in case his mate is sleeping. “Bellflower?” he calls into the dark room.

There’s a slight rustle in the blankets, but otherwise no response.

Ivy squints. “You sleepin’?”

Another rustle, the mass of blankets shifting until the bright flash of an eye peeks out between the folds of fabric. It’s a mistake on the other earth ghoul’s part, though, because he screeches and groans, turning away from Ivy. 

Ivy sighs. “Can’t hide from me forever, sweetheart. C’mon, up.” He walks over to the curtains, parting them just enough to let a sliver of cool afternoon light filter in. 

Under the blankets, Cowbell hisses. 

“I made you the canned soup with the sta-a-r-ss,” Ivy sing-songs. Cowbell, many weeks ago, had snuck a can into the den after seeing it in the Sibling’s pantry, no doubt stocked for some of the children still running around the abbey. Ivy turned his nose up at it (even though it did smell delicious), but Cowbell slurped it down in three to four gulps with the roundest eyes he’s ever seen. Like a dog’s eyes widening as it licks whipped cream from a cup.

Consequently, he’s been fixated on it ever since, to the point that Omega had to make sure it was on their grocery list. Ivy doesn’t understand it—he could make so many better, more hearty, more fulfilling soups than this. But he thinks it may be the only way to get the other ghoul to eat anything at the moment. 

Ivy watches Bell’s horns hesitantly pop out from the covers. A curious trill follows. The bribe is working. 

“Mm-hm. But’cha have to get up if you want it.” 

Cowbell sighs. Clicks through a series of sounds that translate to Fiiiiine, give me the soup.

“That’s the spirit, bellflower,” Ivy smiles. He sets the soup on the desk he scooted across the room to serve as a bedside table while Cowbell’s been equally voluntarily and involuntarily bed-bound. Ivy draws the covers slowly away from his eyes, chirping when his eyes and nose are revealed. “Hi darlin’, let’s get you set up.”

Though Cowbell grumbles again, he lets Ivy set him up against the headboard, cushioned by pillows and still tucked into the comforters. Warm fingers brush away the jagged wisps of hair away from his slightly damp forehead, which are swiftly replaced with a cool washcloth smoothing over his face. 

Bell hums a relieved mmm, leaning into his touch. 

Ivy cocks his head, considering his mate’s condition. “Seems like your fever’s finally breaking. Still feelin’ hot?”

He whistles through his teeth. A little.

“Better than ‘on fire’ like yesterday.” Ivy trades the cloth for the bowl of soup, precariously climbing onto the bed into the space beside him. “Alright, open up.”

Cowbell sticks his tongue out between his fangs, making a sound that’s a cross between a growl and a screech, reaching for the spoon.

Ivy rolls his eyes, holding tight to the utensil. “I know you can do it yourself. But don’t pretend like you wouldn’t immediately toss this spoon aside and drink straight from the bowl, you little devil.”

He hisses. But instead of looking threatening, Cowbell slips into a lung-clearing cough. 

“And that’s why I’m not lettin’ you do that,” Ivy says pointedly, trying very hard not to sound like a mother scolding her child. 

By Lucifer’s grace, Cowbell recovers from the coughs quickly, narrowing his eyes at his mate but ultimately allowing him to spoon warm, sodium-ridden soup into his mouth. It only takes four or five spoonfuls before he’s purring, closing his eyes in appreciation with every swallow. 

“Laaaast one,” Ivy says softly once the bowl is empty, making sure to scoop up all the star noodles that are left stuck, catching them all with the spoon. Cowbell’s eyes are droopy as he takes them off the spoon, comforting warmth no doubt radiating from his belly. “Good?”

He trills and licks his lips, reaching for Ivy as soon as he sets the bowl down. He whistles a low tone, pulling him close. Cuddle.

“Do ya always gotta pull me into your sickbed, Bells?”

An indignant chirp, limbs still grabbing. Yes.

Ivy smiles fondly and shakes his head. “Alright. A little cuddle.” Ivy guides him back down into bed, stealing a pillow for himself as he slips under just one of the blanket layers. Instead of tucking himself into the crook of Bell’s neck like he normally would, he opts to cuddle around his middle, pressing his lips to his (now warm) belly. He presses his nose to his hip and hums, closing his eyes.  

“Get some sleep, bellflower.” Above him, Cowbell trills and threads his spindly fingers through Ivy’s hair.

[sister-lucifer]

An Epoch of Horticulture: Chapter One

[Masterlist] 

Ticci Toby x Gender Neutral Reader 

Genre: Slow burn, fluff 

Summary: An odd figure slinks into your apothecary on a rainy day 

Content/warnings: Profanity, a bit of awkward conversation, my personal headcanons about Toby + his disabilities, I made up some magic fantasy plants for this so don’t think too hard about it, thankies 

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The rain has been falling nonstop since dawn. Not once has the endless patter of water on the roof of your apothecary ceased, or even slowed. Now and then you glance out the window at the stubborn clouds, willing them to move, but they refuse. 

You’ve busied yourself with menial tasks today; scrubbing the counter, reorganizing your tools, alphabetizing your seeds. Despite your silent hope, though, not one customer has come through. Bad weather means no foot traffic—you know that, but it’s still a fair bit disappointing. For the fifth time today, you debate closing up shop early. You can’t help feeling a bit dejected. It’s not easy running a small business like this, and every sale matters. 

Your little apothecary is quaint, but you’ve poured your heart and soul into making it exactly to your vision. On the front of the building is your hand-painted sign, the name “The Zenith” proudly proclaimed in a perfect forest green, and by the door sits your rainwater catchers. Inside, you’ve stacked the shelves full of anything that can be potted, and racks for drying herbs and flowers hang on either side of the shop. Behind your counter, on the furthest wall, are locked cabinets for keeping the more expensive wares, and you even have your own greenhouse through the back door. This place means so much to you—seeing it so empty is disheartening. 

You heave a heavy sigh as you trudge to the door, deciding to just give up for today. The rain shows no signs of stopping, and that means no one will be coming in. You can always try again tomorrow, right? 

You reach up to turn the sign on the door from ‘Open’ to ‘Closed.’ Just as your fingers touch the wood, though, you pause. An odd sound has caught your attention. You only recognize it as the sound of frantic footsteps on the wet cobblestone for a split second. 

In a flash, a dark figure appears from out of the gloom. You barely manage to move out of the way before the door swings open. You almost wince, worried it may come off the hinges, or perhaps knock the bell off its hook. 

A tall man rushes in, stumbling like a fawn on ice and nearly getting a bit too friendly with the ground. You watch him gain his bearings, not taking your eyes off him as you quickly shut the door back. He huffs as if he can’t catch his breath. 

Your eyes slowly scan him from the bottom up as you try to discern if you’ve seen him before. His thick, leather boots are clearly worn from use, and caked in mud that’s left a filthy trail on your floor. His baggy work pants are equally weathered, with patches of scrap fabric messily stitched on in random places. He wears a navy windbreaker half zipped over a ratty, brown hoodie, and when your gaze gets to the edge of his sleeve you can see that he’s wearing gloves. He pulls his hood down off his head—good heavens, he’s paler than death—and shakes out a curly thatch of brunette hair. You could liken him to a big dog shaking off its coat. 

He turns to face you, boots squelching in the small puddle he’s created around his feet. The bandage on his cheek crinkles as his face stretches with a crooked smile. Your attention is momentarily drawn to the one chipped tooth he keeps running his tongue over. 

“Not ex-exactly the bess-ss-t day to be— b-be—bop! Bopop!—out and about, h-huh— huh?” he says with a chuckle, followed by several clicks of his tongue in an odd rhythm. You nod in agreement, still a bit too startled by his sudden entrance to reply. One of his hazel eyes scans the shelves with curiosity; the other, you notice, struggles to follow it. 

After a second more of silence, you snap out of your surprise. 

“Oh, let me take your coat,” you say quickly, reaching up to take the windbreaker off him. He happily complies, pulling the striped sleeves of his hoodie free from the jacket. It continues to drip as you hook it on the rack. You make a mental note to do some good mopping later. 

You turn back to your guest, only to find him on the other side of the room. He’s crouched in front of a pot of sour brandy, eyeing it intensely. He leans in to sniff the opening of the pitcher-like flower. 

“You don’t wanna do that!” You call out, but you aren’t fast enough. He winces and groans in disgust, rising to his feet so fast he nearly falls. You have to choke back a laugh. 

“Sorry,” you say with a barely disguised giggle, “you might wanna avoid smelling random plants in here. That’s sour brandy.” 

You pick up a pamphlet from your counter and hold it out to him. 

“It’s known for its incredibly acerbic taste, and is usually used to, uh…expel irritants from the stomach. Here—this will tell you everything you need to know about that sort of thing.” 

He huffs, like he’s trying to push the smell out of his nose. He takes the pamphlet from you, but only flips through it for a few seconds before folding it in two and shoving it into his pocket. Well, okay then… 

“…Um, anyways,” you continue as you move behind your counter, “welcome to The Zenith. What can I get for you today?” 

He only stares back at you like you’ve just spoken another language. You’re about to repeat yourself when you’re interrupted by a sudden jerking of his neck. It pops in a way that surely must be painful, but he doesn’t acknowledge it. 

“Just a ss-second,” he replies, holding up one hand while the other pats around his pockets. One side of his face twitches as he digs into his hoodie. After a bit of searching, he pulls out a slip of paper, unfolding it and pushing it across the table towards you with a shaky hand. 

Some ink comes off on your fingers as you pick it up. The words are a bit smudged with raindrops, but it’s readable enough, even with the pompous cursive handwriting. You nearly scoff as you scan the list of plant names; it’s all high-end herbs and rare flowers, even a few species you need certain credentials to own. Fortunately, you do. 

“Looks like someone’s planning a party,” you comment absentmindedly. You rifle through the keys on your belt for a moment before grabbing the one you’re looking for. 

“Oh, uh, it-it’s not for me,” the man explains, suddenly looking sheepish as he watches you unlock one of the cabinets on the back wall of the store, “my, uh, mm-m-my bosses have—click! Clickick-ick! Fuck off!—h-have this big…thing—I dunno what it is, really—going on this-ss-s weekend.” 

You give a hum of acknowledgment without looking away from what you’re doing. Briefly, you run your eyes over the various pouches of herbs sitting on the cabinet shelves, then look back down at the list. You grab each bag one by one as you read the names. 

Sailor’s red, sunflick, vylar…they better know what the hell they’re doing. 

You let out a low whistle as you close up the cabinet. Talk about crazy rich people. This mix of stuff could lay you out flat for days. The man seems to notice your expression. 

“W-What’s wrong?” he stammers with a tilt of his head. 

“Hm? Oh, nothing,” you reply with a shrug, “just, uh, this stuff is more intense than I usually go for.  I sure hope your bosses know how to prepare this sort of thing, you can’t just be throwing this into your salad…” 

He laughs—it’s a scratchy sort of warble, and it makes you grin in return. He reaches up to itch the back of his neck, and he looks like he wants to say something, but he bites his tongue. 

You drop the pouches onto the counter before moving on to the next part of your list, and to one of your shelves. While you’ve several attractive flowering plants, you notice that the types requested are quite renowned for their beautiful blooms, and all in white and yellow. You also notice, though, that many of them are incredibly high maintenance, and will die within the week if not attended to with utmost care. 

For some reason, it’s a bit hard to conjure a flattering image of these people. 

You’re almost hesitant to let your darlings go when you know in your heart they won’t be properly loved. 

Despite your woes, you gather the pots all the same. When you turn to walk back to your counter, you catch eyes with the man for a split second. He nearly jumps out of his skin before quickly putting his head down and pretending to be very interested in his shoes. 

You’re not quite sure how that makes you feel. You brush it off for now, deciding it probably isn’t all that significant; he’s a rather awkward one, after all. 

You set the flowers down on the counter, then look back at the list. The last few items aren’t kept in the front of the shop. 

“Oh, I’ll be right back,” you tell the man with a polite smile, “I need to grab a few things out of the greenhouse for you.” 

“Huh?” he barks. He was looking right at you, but it seems he wasn’t really paying attention. 

“Uh, yeah, that—th-that’s okay,” he adds quickly, a few of his knuckles popping as they flex in an unnatural manner. He shoves his hands in his pockets and lets his eyes wander idly about the store. 

As you make your way back into the greenhouse, a nagging feeling in the back of your mind starts to bloom. The tall stranger has definitely caught your attention. He couldn’t be any older than 25, but he looks worked to the bone. Despite that, you think as you pluck a few fruits from a caerulem tree, he’s got the charm of an awkward teenager. He shambles about like his body is new, or perhaps like three raccoons pretending to be a person. The idea amuses you more than you’d like to admit. 

When you return to the shop, bag of assorted fruits in hand, the man has already found something else to be interested in. He’s gingerly toying with the cap of a spongy mushroom, occasionally glancing at the pamphlet you gave him earlier. Cross-referencing, presumably. He looks up like a deer in headlights when he hears you drop the bag on the counter. 

He shoves the pamphlet back into his pocket with even less care than last time before rushing over to you like an excited child. He puts his palms flat on the counter, leaning forward a bit more than is usually socially acceptable. 

“Didja get it?” he asks, lazy eye twitching and scrunching a bit. 

“Yessir,” you reply with a quick nod and wide eyes. He seems to realize he’s overstepped a bit, and pushes back. 

He starts searching around in his pockets again.

“So, uh, h-how much will—dammit! Goddammit!—will th-th-that be?” 

You take a moment to count up everything on the counter. It’s quite the haul, that’s for sure. Good news for you. 

“…An even 80,” you declare. 

He swiftly pulls something from his pocket and smacks it into the table. When he moves his hand away, you can see it’s a drawn note for…two hundred? 

You resist the urge to groan in frustration. You begrudgingly open your register to retrieve the man’s change, but he stops you. 

“T-They said to just let— l-let you keep the cheque!” he sputters as quickly as he can. 

That makes you quirk a brow. 

“Um…are you sure?” you ask, “This is over double what this stuff is worth.” 

The man shrugs and kicks at the ground. “They do that s-ss-sort of thing all th-the—shrrrk!—all the time. ‘s not like they can’t aff-aff-afford it, ‘n’ they wanna make sure the—t-the—go away! Go away!—make sure the sh-shhh-shopkeepers like them.” 

A beat of silence passes as you mull that over. 

“…I sh-shhhouldn’t have said that,” the man mumbles. His lips quirk up in an awkward grin. Of course, you naturally return the gesture, and mime zipping your lips. You could swear it makes his restless shoulders relax a bit. 

You put the cheque away before reaching for one of the pots. Just as you pick it up, the man’s hands come down on yours and hold them still. 

“Woah, hold on, w-what-what are you doing?” 

You stutter, not sure how to answer. 

“Uh…I was just gonna help you carry some of these. You walked here, right? Can’t be that far. Besides, it’s not like anyone else is gonna be coming in with this weather.”

He shakes his head vehemently, pulling the flower away from you. 

“No way, I-I got this-ss-s,” he insists with an admirable amount of confidence. 

You open your mouth to protest, but you’re too impressed by the display that follows to speak. You’re not sure how, but he manages to scoop everything up into his arms. You nearly jump over the counter just in case he falls. He’s like a tower of blocks struggling to keep its balance. 

By some miracle, he manages, and before you know it he’s headed to the door. You go to open it for him, but don’t get the chance. He lifts a boot and hooks it under the horizontal door handle to pull it open. You hold it open for him, but only really to feign helpfulness as he sprints out into the rain. 

“Have a good day!” you call, and he gives a reply you can’t understand through the rain. He quickly disappears into the gloom. 

You step back inside, alone in your shop once more.  

“…Nice guy,” you mutter to yourself. You turn to head back to your counter, but something catches your eye: 

His windbreaker is still hanging on the rack! 

Frantically pulling it from the hook, you rush out into the rain without thinking. You call out to nothing as you run in the direction you think he went, realizing you never got his name. There’s no sound but the rain on the concrete. 

You slow to a stop when it becomes clear your efforts are for naught.  

You look down at the jacket, watching as the rain rolls off of it. Briefly, you debate still running after him, but think better of it. Even if you did find him, he’d probably be weirded out that a stranger chased him down over a windbreaker. 

Well, you can’t stand in the rain forever. You sigh as you turn back around to head back to the shop. 

Surely, he’ll be back…right?

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街を散策・「赤穂玩具博物館」/ Ako Toy Museum

一年前の冬は、移住をした夏以降の体調不良から少しずつ良くなり、療養とリハビリを兼ねた山歩きに出掛けていました。そして、最近は、住んでいる街を散策するリハビリを少しずつ増やしていて、かねてから気になっていた、「赤穂玩具博物館」へ行ってきましたので紹介します。 Last winter, I was gradually getting better from the poor health I had been feeling since the summer I moved here, so I went hiking to recuperate and rehabilitate. Recently, I have been gradually increasing my rehabilitation by walking around the town where I live, and I went to the Ako Toy Museum, which I had been interested in for a long time, so I would like to introduce it to you. 『 正面外観 / Front View 』 赤穂市の中心にある赤穂城の北正面にある博物館は、築50年以上は経っている一軒家で、家屋より古い車や看板で外観は埋め尽くされており、雰囲気のある、一種異様な光景です。

『 スバル360 / Subaru 360 』

この博物館の看板車は、何と言っても 1960年発売のスバル360 でしょう。2ストローク 2気筒 360㏄ のエンジンで、煙を吐きながら走る姿が思い出されます。展示車両は、テールランプの形状から、1967年頃の車両だと思われます。 そして、その前方の薄いウグイス色の車両は、1957年発売の三輪軽トラック、ダイハツ・ミゼットで、ハンドル形状が丸ハンドルですから、恐らく 1959年以降の年式だと思われます。

The museum's signature vehicle is undoubtedly the Subaru 360, released in 1960. Its two-stroke, two-cylinder, 360cc engine brings to mind the image of it spewing smoke as it drives. The vehicle on display is thought to be from around 1967, judging from the shape of the taillights. And the light green vehicle in front of it is a three-wheeled light truck, the Daihatsu Midget, released in 1957, and since it has a round steering wheel, it is probably from 1959 or later.

『 入口 / Entrance 』

この博物館の最初の難関は「入口」探しでした。看板や車、自転車だらけで、一般的な博物館の入り口をイメージすると入れません。黄色の「SSチェーン薬局」の看板のした、森永キャラメルの看板の左隣、由美かおりさんの笑顔に迎えられながら、狭い入口をくぐり抜けます。しかし、身長 145㏄ 以上の方は、頭部打撲事故に注意が必要です。

The first challenge in this museum was finding the entrance. There are signs, cars, and bicycles everywhere, and if you imagine a typical museum entrance, you won't be able to get in. We pass through the narrow entrance, greeted by the smiling face of Kaori Yumi, located to the left of the Morinaga Caramel sign, under the yellow "SS Chain Pharmacy" sign. However, if you are over 145cm tall, please be careful of head injuries. 『 入口の右隣には / Right next to the Entrance 』

入口の右隣を覗けば、「ウルトラセブン」が飛んでいます。そして、その「ウルトラセブン」を荷台に載せて運んでいるのが、1959年発売、マツダ（当時は東洋工業）の軽三輪トラック・K360 です。当時は、ダイハツ・ミゼットと同じ軽三輪トラック同士で人気を分けていましたが、僕は 5歳の頃に初めて運転した想い出のある K360 がお勧めです。このよく似た 2台の見分け方はドアを見れば簡単です。ミゼットのドアは 後ヒンジの前開きで、K360 は一般的な 前ヒンジの後開きです。さらに、K360 の後につけているのが、フロントカウルの形状から、恐らく、1960年頃のシルバー ビジョン だと思われますが自信ありません。そして、その 2台の背後からヘッドライトを出しているのは、1957年型の ダットサン 210 か、翌1958年型の ダットサン 211 だと思います。後のブルーバードの祖先ですね。

Looking to the right of the entrance, you can see "Ultra Seven" flying. And the vehicle carrying "Ultra Seven" on its loading platform is the Mazda (then Toyo Kogyo) K360, a light three-wheeled truck released in 1959. At the time, the Daihatsu Midget and the other light three-wheeled trucks were equally popular, but I recommend the K360, which I remember driving for the first time when I was 5 years old. It's easy to tell the difference between these two similar vehicles by looking at the doors. The Midget's doors are rear-hinged and open in the front, while the K360's are standard front-hinged and open at the back. Furthermore, judging from the shape of the front cowl, the vehicle attached to the back of the K360 is probably a Silver Vision from around 1960, but I'm not sure. And the car with the headlights coming out from behind those two is probably a 1957 model Datsun 210 or a 1958 model Datsun 211. It's the predecessor to the later Bluebird. 『 博物館内部には / Inside the Museum 』

2004年に開館した博物館の内部には、館長の鈴腹さんが長年に亘って収集を続けたおもちゃやミニチュアカー、家電品や様々な広告用展示物など、戦前を含めた昭和時代の品々で埋め尽くされていて、50歳台以上の方には見覚えのある品があるでしょう。また、昭和を知らない世代でも、江戸や明治、大正時代の品々の博物館とは違って、現代の文化やコマーシャリズムの源流を見る事ができるでしょう。（画像はありません��ごめんなさい） しかし、身長 170㎝ 以上の方は、古い家屋と展示物のため、頭上に注意が必要です。実際、僕は博物館を出るまでに 3回頭をヒットしました。また、内部は展示物満載ですから、少人数で入館される事をお勧めします。

The museum, which opened in 2004, is filled with items from the Showa era, including prewar items, such as toys, miniature cars, home appliances, and various advertising exhibits that the director, Mr. Suzuhara, has been collecting for many years, and there will be some familiar items for those over 50 years old. Also, even those who do not know the Showa era will be able to see the origins of modern culture and commercialism, unlike museums with items from the Edo, Meiji, and Taisho eras. (No images, sorry) However, those who are over 170 cm tall should be careful of the overhead due to the old house and exhibits. In fact, I hit my head three times before leaving the museum. Also, since the inside is packed with exhibits, I recommend entering with a small group.

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Munich, Germany. Nov. 11-13, 2024

We arrived at the Munchen train station after a 2 hour train trip from Passau. It was a 1 mile hike to our hotel in downtown Munich. We passed by the famous Neus Rathaus (New Townhall) built in 1874. We passed by as the Rathaus-Glockenspeil did its thing on the fifth floor in the 278 ft. tower. The apparatus only does its mechanical merry-go-round and bell chiming 3 times a day. Hundreds of people were shoulder to shoulder watching the show as we walked through the crowd towards our hotel.

Nancy picked a great hotel in a perfect location just off of the main plaza. The Platzl Hotel let us check in early so we could go walk about.

Right around the corner from our hotel was Hofbrauhaus. You haven’t been to Munich, if you haven’t been to the famous Hofbrauhaus (court brewery) in Munich. Established in 1828 by King Ludwig I of Bavaria. Regulars have been Mozart and Lenin. 1920 saw the first meeting of Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist Party here.

Very open and ornate, with communal tables.

Mugs are 1 liter in size.

“Honestly officer, I only had two drinks tonight.”

The different beer houses host their “regulars” who have their own table and personal mugs. The Hofbrauhaus has 3,500 “regulars.” Not uncommon to see them wearing the traditional Lederhosen. This type of gathering is called a, “ Stammtisch” and a sign (see photo above) on their table signifies it is their tabel. (Photo from facebook).

Part of being a “regular” is having your personal mug locked up in your safe. There are 616 such stein safes in the Hofbrauhaus. Some of the steins are over a hundred years old.

As we wandered around the plazas we partook of warm red wine called, “Gluhwein.” Which translates into “Glow-wine”, referring to how you feel after drinking multiple small cups on a brisk December day. When you return your mug you get several euros back.

This is the May pole in the plaza.

Eating our way through the street venders.

Met an Aussie eating a pickle, he highly recommended it.

Pickles, pickles, and more pickles. Big pickles, small pickles, sour and sweet pickles. I think there is a Dr. Seuss pickle book in here!

The mushroom shop next door displaying their stuff.

Sights around town.

The Theatine church of St. Cajetan built from 1663 to 1690 situated on the Odeonsplatz.

This is the Feldherrnhalle monument to the Bavarian Army commissioned in 1848 by King Ludwig I of Bavaria. It was made famous during WW 2, by Adolf Hitler. In 1923 Adolf had started a revolt here and 15 of his group were killed. Adolf was arrested and sentenced to prison after that. When the Nazis took over in 1933, Adolf turned this into a memorial site. SS soldiers were on memorial guard duty here 24 hours a day. Any passerby was expected to give the one arm “Heil Hitler” salute. Many secretly abhorred saluting.

These are the bronze cobblestones on the “Shirker’s Lane.”

We visited this very small but beautiful church. Called St. Johann Nepomuk, better known as the Asam Church. It was built from 1733-1746 by two brothers as their private church. One was a sculptor the other was a painter.

It was darker than most churches we visited but was probably much more ornate. Definitely the smallest.

This was a great treat of mixed hot nuts, served in a paper cone.

Dinner was a spit roasted pork knuckle. I went home stuffed.

Breakfast was these light donut things and good coffee.

This group of regulars were playing music next to us in the back of the breakfast restaurant.

This was a cheese display as well as a huge cheese knife for cutting large cheese wheels. The far end of the knife is fixed with a bolt making a hinge. It is pulled down onto the table, which had many knife cuts in it. Right now the knife is propped up with a piece of wood.

Nancy took in a little spa time the last night in Munich at the hotel. Early wake up with a bag drag to the nearest underground subway. Then a 20 minute train to the Munich airport. One stop before the one way train to the airport, we got caught by the police for not “validating” our tickets. There is a small blue box that stamps a hole in your ticket, who knew?

We promised to leave the country. The police were happy with that.

So ends our Danube cruise, starting with several days in Zurich and ending with two days in Munich. Great trip, great memories!

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Cheek plate (end plates)

Flag post

Roller assembly

Tubular Motor

Safety Brake

U- Cup or Bearing

Guides

Curtain

The rolling shutter protects against wind, rain, fire, and theft. In the form of roller shutters, they are used in front of windows to protect them from vandalism and break-in attempts. One of the main differences between the different types of roller shutters is residential and commercial roller shutters. While most residential shutters are for security and insulation purposes, industrial shutters focus on security and improving the ambience.

Features

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A low-maintenance front entrance for your property is the SS safety door style. It's also cost-effective and long-lasting. The powder coating protects the smooth surface from weather damage and makes it easy to clean.

Design of a Wood and Glass Safety Door

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What are the advantages of using a stainless steel safety door?

Stainless Steel safety doors provide a number of advantages over standard wooden or plastic doors, including the fact that they are significantly more durable.

Stainless Steel safety doors provide numerous advantages over standard wooden or plastic doors, including being more stronger and more secure. They also look fantastic with modern steel doors. So, if you want a strong, sturdy door that isn't too unsightly, steel doors are the way to go.

How can I select a door that is appropriate for my home?

It will be easier for you to choose the type of stainless steel safety door design that is appropriate for your home after you have a better understanding of how different doors might affect your property.

What are the benefits of a steel door design over a wooden door?

Stainless Steel safety doors, with their robust material and endurance, provide a sturdy foundation against fire and crime.

Stainless Steel safety doors are built to be strong and dependable at all times, with the ability to endure any impact and resist external forces.

When an intruder kicks through a typical wooden door, it will readily give way and splinter into pieces, but the features of a stainless steel safety door prevent this.

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