Delicious drives in Germany: Kurhaus Binz to Stralsund, via Middelhagen - Intellitravel
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Delicious drives in Germany: Kurhaus Binz to Stralsund, via Middelhagen


 



Rested and energised, I prepared for my third and final day with Hertz by the Baltic Sea. After breakfast at the hotel I headed off in my Ford Mustang hire car to the Villa mit Sonnenhof.

On my way there, I discovered a small wood shop called Holzkunst nach Wunsch, and decided to stop for a break.

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At Holzkunst nach Wunsch, Mirko Quade uses a chainsaw to carve skilfully-crafted figures, furniture and signs out of different types of wood. You’ll find one-of-a-kind pieces here – and the craftsmanship is truly impressive. Visiting with a car is easy so I was glad to be in my Mustang, but it’s tricky to reach on foot as there aren’t any buses or trains…

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