Showing posts with label Germany Template. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany Template. Show all posts
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Heidelberg Template Freebie
Here is another template to go with the other German themed templates in the Major Cities of the World Template Series and the Countries of the World Template Series.
Find links to the other German downloads here.
The Heidelberg Template has as its focus the beautiful Heidelberg Castle. When we lived in Germany, my ex and I toured the castle and saw the famous Heidelberg Castle Illumination. What a spectacular event!
Monday, June 16, 2008
Cologne Template Freebie
Cologne is Germany's 4th largest city and today's Major Cities of the World Template Series template features that city's famous cathedral.
Get the Cologne Template today and also pick up the other German templates I have offered in my other template series. Those templates include Germany, East and West Germany, Munich, Berlin (and Berlin 2) and Nurnberg.
Thanks to the Ephemeral Victorian (which is now gone) for the lace picture frame.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Freebie for Wednesday: Berlin Template
Another German city with today's digital scrapbooking freebie, the Berlin Template.
I was very disappointed that when we lived in West Germany, we were never able to travel to Berlin because of my ex-husband's military cleareance. It was a complicated mess back then and he could never get the ok to travel to Berlin without losing his security ranking for x number of days.
And then there was the issue of the "duty train" which was the only way US military could cross into East Germany while on vacation. Aarrgghh!!!
I certainly hope that military families have an easier time traveling around that beautiful country than we did in 1986.
Once again you can use parts or all of the Germany and East/West Germany templates as a double layout or simply use those elements on this template. There is a Checkpoint Charile element on the East Germany Template.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Munich Template For Today's Freebie
Here is the second of three German cities requested in a row for the Major Cities of the World Template Series. Look for another one later in the series.
The Munich Template features the cover of a book by Sasek called This is Munich. I just loved the man on the cover so I thought I would feature the whole book.
Tomorrow is the Berlin Template. Yesterday's Nurnberg template, this one today and the one tomorrow were all requested by the same person. Remember to look up the Germany template trio (East, West and unified) to use with these templates,
Monday, June 9, 2008
Freebie: Nurnberg Template
Today's freebie for your digital scrapbooking is the Nurnberg (Nuremberg) Template. No matter how you spell it or how it is pronounced, there is no denying that the city is full of history!
Nurnberg dates back to the Middle Ages and has a famous walled city that surrounds Nurnberg Castle. Nurnberg was also the site of the Nurnberg Trials after World War 2.
When my ex and I lived in Germany, we went to Nurnberg to the Christkindlesmarkt . It is like a huge crafts exhibit with tons and tons of Christmas stuff! It is situated in the town square in the shadow of the great church, Liebfrauenkirche.
Nurnberg is truly one of Germany's jewels! I consider myself very lucky to have been able to travel there while my ex and I were stationed in Germany with the US Army.
Make sure you check out my West Germany and my Germany templates from the Countries of the World Template Series to go along with this template.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Freebie: Germany Template
Today I continue the Countries of the World Template Series that started with the Ireland template on March 14. Here is the Germany template.
I had the good fortune to be able to live in Germany back in the mid 80's when my ex and I had first gotten married. It is such a lovely place!
We used to get in our car and drive. It didn't really matter where because there was always something to see. We were stationed in a small town called Budigen. My ex was in the US Army.
We once took a tour we found in the ITT Travel Book that covered the area around Rothenburg ob der Tauber. This town was right out of a midevil fairy tale! 

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