Hi folks! This week I had the chance to go to Kapfenberg, Austria, occupationally.
Have you ever been to Kapfenberg? It's not the part of Austria where tourists spend their vacation time usually; it's a town of approx. 22.000 inhabitants at Styria, Austria.
And: Kapfenberg, its people and its economy is dominated by the large (special) steel manufacturer BÖHLER.
It was a guy from Styria who spoke about Kapfenberg as "Austrias' little Liverpool". You even might compare it with the German region Ruhr district (Ruhrgebiet), but much smaller - that was my first impression about this location.
On Wednesday, in the early morning hours, I took a stroll through Kapfenberg' city center. And of course I had my camera with me.
As an individual / a guy from the USA or other parts on our planet not located in Central Europe, you might arrive at a conclusion that there are not too much differences between Austrians and Germans, because we speak - more or less - the same language.
But, yes, there are some differences between people of both nations, blessedly! The same guy who spoke about Kapfenberg as Austrias' little Liverpool, told me: "Austrians are not as quick as Germans, but therefore they make less mistakes...!" ;-)
Have you ever been to Kapfenberg? It's not the part of Austria where tourists spend their vacation time usually; it's a town of approx. 22.000 inhabitants at Styria, Austria.
And: Kapfenberg, its people and its economy is dominated by the large (special) steel manufacturer BÖHLER.
It was a guy from Styria who spoke about Kapfenberg as "Austrias' little Liverpool". You even might compare it with the German region Ruhr district (Ruhrgebiet), but much smaller - that was my first impression about this location.
On Wednesday, in the early morning hours, I took a stroll through Kapfenberg' city center. And of course I had my camera with me.As an individual / a guy from the USA or other parts on our planet not located in Central Europe, you might arrive at a conclusion that there are not too much differences between Austrians and Germans, because we speak - more or less - the same language.
But, yes, there are some differences between people of both nations, blessedly! The same guy who spoke about Kapfenberg as Austrias' little Liverpool, told me: "Austrians are not as quick as Germans, but therefore they make less mistakes...!" ;-)
Back to my morning stroll: Of course I found several of the nice distinctions between Austrians and Germans and so I tried to capture some impressions which are notable in my opinion - and seems to be typical for the "Kapfenberg feeling"...... no harm ment, dear Austrians, I love you all - although I'm not the reincarnation of Michael Jackson!
So just try to enjoy my very special view on this very special part of Austria.
Wilted flower shop at a wilted shopping street of Kapfenberg.
Come to the pink side of Kapfenberg life!Come to Babsis dancing school!
Get your fresh Austrian eggs out of the "Eiermat" - the "egg-o-mat".10 eggs for a song - for 2,30 €!
Or just buy one bottle of brown sherbet water full of sugar - or artificial sweetener - for nearly the same price...
Flowers beautify every balcony... ;-))
Forbidden to play ball!A tidy house, a tidy mind.
Sure???
Sex up your life at the Kapfenberg city shopping mall!Here we go... ;-))
The venturous (villainous?) mocker with his tool of malice at the ready!
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