After the first vaccination on May 5th, I went to the second one in Hohenschönhausen today. Since my touring bike is still in the basement with a defective rear wheel, I was on the road again today. After the vaccination appointment, I immediately drove to Marzahn to have the two digital vaccination… Leer más

Congratulations Wilhelm! I just got my first one behind me ...

@Raimund: Thank you very much 😊 After I belong to vaccination group three twice, it was actually only a matter of time. And of course a little luck is also part of it.

Well, I was / I was in the group, too, but so far came away empty-handed. Probably because the whole vaccine is inoculated in the capital ... 😄😅😂🤣. All jokes aside, it's moving slowly and that's the most important thing!

I was lucky enough to jump in at short notice, as a registered person simply… Leer más

@Raimund: I can only hope that the vaccines are distributed as fairly as possible. In any case, I keep my fingers crossed that your second vaccination will follow soon. Otherwise, I share your opinion that the most important thing is to achieve the highest possible immunization rate as quickly as possible.

I will cycle to mass on Monday for vaccination. I'm also in group 3 for work, had made my appointment shortly after Easter and had to wait until now ...

Congratulations, in 14 days you will be immune.

@Wanderimpressionen: Nice that you could also get an appointment. When looking for an appointment, you have to be patient and have a little bit of luck. For your vaccination appointment on Monday, I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

@ Rüdiger: Thank you very much 😊 After hearing in the news yesterday that the Delta variant is currently spreading in Lisbon and restrictions have been set for the city again, it is good to be immune for a year (at least that is the duration of the Validity of the digital vaccination certificate).

Great, I wish you the best of luck for all your travel plans!

@ Rüdiger: Thank you very much 😊

The last picture immediately reminded me of Parc Güell in Barcelona, where Antoni Gaudi built a long bench out of small fragments of tiles. I didn't even know that there was something like that in Berlin.

Thank you for the beautiful photos in all the countless posts ... The photos arouse great enthusiasm in me.