European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 5, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse Artists easels amps Cus Schuettler staying warm with mom Henley on thames England Astary and Stripe Magazine vol. 10, Nof 17 november 5, 1992 stripes Magazine is a weekly supplement to the stars and stripes. Staff i Kathy editor Peter Jaeger Art director Brian editor what s where artist s easel 3-5 Black Forest 6-7 St. Blasienz 8-9 Trinity St. Sergi is monastery 10 from Canne to Pollock 11 in the wings 12 sinbad o Connor 13 Vine Gill 14-15 Winter in the Black Forest 16 Calendar 17 let s go 2223 on stage 28 vol Smarch Sidohr cover Pine free in a Valley near Todt Nau Germany. Writer Chuck Roberts anti photographer Jim Derheim recently visited the Black Forest and can suggest towns to visit off the Normal tourist path. See stories on pages 3-7 and 14-15. 2 stripes Magazine november 5, 19924 Biduck Forest a a t Quot or vacation apartments like this farmhouse on the left can be rented for around $45 per night and will accommodate four adults. Off the beaten path visitors can catch breathtaking scenery picturesque villages by Chuck Roberts staff writer a drive through the Black Forest can help people discover the Germany they once May have envisioned a cozy towns and Small farms dotted throughout Green valleys with Snow capped mountains. The Beauty of the Black Forest adapts itself with great Success to whenever you can get away for a quiet weekend. The Newborn colors of Spring Flowers the vibrant death of autumn leaves and the sheer whiteness of a Winter snowstorm All provide dramatic changes of scenery. The Small winding roads of the Black Forest constantly offer car stopping views As they weave and wind their Way through this ancient Forest located in Southern Germany about 31 Miles from the Swiss Border. It s easy to understand Why local people have placed hand painted signs protesting a proposed autobahn through the Black Forest it would be a shame to Whiz through the Region s Beauty with a Mercedes bearing Down on your rear its headlights flashing for you to get out of the Way. The Black Forest is a Good alternative for americans searching for places where their countrymen Don t go. Few americans find their Way to the charming guest House of Josef Willmann in St. Margen whose surroundings offer nothing but quiet Countryside and walks in the Woods. Willmann said he guessed that americans Don t come because they think his Price of 70 Marks is too cheap. The Price is for four people in a room with a Kitchen. Most americans who venture into the Black Forest wind up in either Triberg or Titi see two towns which Bear the signs of heavy tourism said Claus Rotner owner of a Small Glass shop in St. Blasienz. St. Blasienz a Small Valley town dominated by the enormous rounded dome continued on Page 4 St. Peter s Cathedral can he seen for Miles around. November 5, 1992 stripes Magazine 3
