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1. Thank you for all your suggestions, and we have decided to strike off Black Forest, a trip for another day. We are not much into hiking, however, we are inclined to 'pretty places, history, German culture, Cute German towns'. Since it is a short trip, we really wouldn't want to stop by towns that are really similar and we are trying to avoid the whole 'modern cities' vibe.

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2. After living abroad for more than 15 years I returned home to the Black Forest. I wanted to share The Black Forest in a local and low-impact way. The Black Forest is a bit resistant to tourism, and that is a good thing. 80% of The Black Forest is inaccessible to non-Germans. Its part of what makes The Black Forest so special.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Dark Black Forest on Discogs. Label: Black Forest Music - BFM • Format: Vinyl 12 Steve Rhyner - Dark Black Forest (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(16).

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6. The Black Forest is a hit with Germany holiday-goers, city folk whose doctors have prescribed some serious R&R, and families just out a-wanderin'. And, like the locals, our family enjoys the fresh air, great views, and wide-open spaces that come with a good Black Forest walk.

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