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17/10/2012

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Out for coffee earlier in the week, I found a little blurb in a local magazine about a flea market on Sunday just outside of town. Except, because my German is still crap, it turns out I had actually found a blurb on a Roman regalia market. Not exactly my cup of tea. Aaron was in charge of plan B. 
He wanted to go a canal, just outside of town. How could I resist??? I did, but to no avail. This is Kü, or Kanalbrücke. 
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It was nice. Although Eloise spent the majority of the 3 km walk on Aaron's shoulders, we happily walked and climbed and just "naturized" ourselves in the village of Gelmer. AND, we found bone-fide toadstools. So super cool.
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Since I was only feeling like a half ogre that day, I wanted to have some pictures taken of my burgeoning bump. Whether it's an expanding uterus or just an excuse to stop sucking my belly in, you can decide.
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Chilly girls.
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Katie
16/10/2012 09:46:19 pm

Real toadstools?!?!? So so SO super cool. Definitely a baby bump.

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Sarah
21/10/2012 01:03:38 am

That's so cool you saw a toadstool. Was there lots if them? Any toads lol.
I would have to say baby bump as well xo

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