A relaxed evening in the harbour restaurant Borwin of Rostock

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Hey guys,

tonight is about our second last evening in Rostock. Whereby, only the second last evening of my mother and me there - because after that we went alone to dinner again, without my sister. She studies in Rostock and wanted to spend the rest of the semester there.

We wanted to finish the evening at the port of Rostock, more precisely at the restaurant Borwin. It's located directly at the harbour and if mna is lucky you can get a seat outside - but even then you should book a table in advance - it's probably the most popular restaurant in Rostock, if you don't count the steakhouse. Unfortunately we had no luck with a seat outside, but it was nice inside too ;) All under Corona conditions of course!

Now to the restaurant itself:The food is there, even if a bit expensive (one reason why we always eat there only with our parents, for students it is ledier just a bit too expensive ;))) very tasty! It is natural because at the sea mainly a fish restaurant, so here you can find everything with fish. I ordered a plate with salmon and salad and nuts, very tasty! The staff is also super nice.

After dinner we walked a little bit along the harbour and had a look at the sailing boats. We also passed the replica of the Rostock harbour pedal crane - admittedly not very spectacular but I like such historical "buildings", even if they look a bit smaller and are not very impressive.

The original crane was already sold and demolished in 1867. With this type of crane, loads are lifted by winding a rope onto the axle drum of a treadwheel, often a pair of wheels. Even the ancient Romans knew this technique! From the 13th to the 16th century, pedal cranes were primarily made entirely of wood, like the Rostock crane. The Rostock harbour crane was the last new construction of its kind. During the Industrial Revolution in the 18th and 19th century, lifting technology was replaced by newly developed, more effective methods.

Now let's talk about pedal cranes - in fact, I didn't even know that something like this existed or what it is ;)

In fact the city harbour of rostock is not so unknown! Together with Warnemünde, the city harbour is the scene of the Rostock Hanse Sail, which takes place every year in August. Unfortunately, this year it has to be cancelled because of Corona, which is a pity - especially because I wanted to visit my sister in Rostock at that time. Kitesurfing would probably not have worked out at that time anyway.

I hope you didn't get too envious with the photos of the dinner (joking aside haha). No, I hope you liked my post and we will see each other again next time, probably it will be my last mail about Rostock. See you next time!


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What a fantastic and peaceful place. I love those shots, great sky colours. Nice article, thanks for sharing. 😊

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Thank you! Yeah it was really relaxed there :)

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oooh little sea side exploring and fresh air clearly worked up an appetite, what a lovely lunch, wish I got an invite

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Haha when you are in Germany i will invite you now you are too far away 😋🤗

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Lol well also we still under lock down but I’ll be coming as soon as they open the boarders 😛so you better be ready

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Okay lol how do i need to prepare myself 😅😂

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Lol I don’t know 🤷‍♂️ be cute and on time when I arrive?

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Haha was just a joke yeah i am trying to be nice 😜😜😜

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Thanks for your upvote i will Check it Out ! :)

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Oh dear! I missed this one... I see masts I have to check, love harbor stories, especially liked the part about the crane.

But what really hooked me was the rigging on that old wooden sailboat, Star of Hope, it must be tough sailing that beauty.

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Thanks, i am glad you liked this Post :) yeah i do also Love going to the harbour..
and the old sailboat was really impressive! i can't sail but i plan to get a sailing license soon;)

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That's epic! Are you required a license in Germany?

Sailing, I mean, moving the boat is not all that tricky; not dying on a storm is a whole new thing hahahaha

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Haha i can imagine that.. i think its required when the boat is a bigger and faster one. but i think its also the fastest way to learn sailing and some sailing lessons would be very funny :) we do have a lake right were we live. Can you Sail?

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I know the basics and have sailed before (never solo), but am considering moving in a boat for a while.

Lake is fun, depending on the type of sailing you want; if you're into the fast stuff check out the Lasers or Hobie Cats

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haha okay i will remember your words when the time comes;) oh really for a long time in a boat would be an adventure in itself!

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Wouldn't it? It's a complete life-style change; just like van life. I believe the after-effects of the pandemia will come in a way that people will rethink the way we live, especially around big cities. What do you think?

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Yeah i think so too, maybe Not all but as you said especially people in the big cities with a very stressfull everyday routine and many external influences.. I have also thought about what I want to change after the exam phase I have: more yoga, sport and more with friends to switch off;) have you already thought about it?

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yoga sounds cool, great way to enjoy oneself I believe. I have no experience with it whatsoever though \o\o\

I think about that all the time, at least since I started traveling more around late 2016. Travelling on such a tight budget - on purpose - opens up the doors for many reflections; like embracing minimalism and searching financial independance without working like a horse.

What are you studying btw?

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wow sounds like you have already seen a lot if you have been traveling since the end of 2016 .. then corona has changed a lot for you right? oh yeah I think so too, traveling makes me very happy and you can get by without a lot of money;) I study law, but later I would like to start my own business maybe in the Blockchain space. you are also an entrepreneur right, in which industry are you? :)

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Corona has changed everything hahah

I would like to start my own business maybe in the Blockchain space

That's one niiiiiiiice and huge market, if you combine with law you can focus on company registering consulting; we needed one for TravelFeed.

I'm a mechanical engineer, but not working with it for some time now - couldn't find something that really pushed creativity. So currently I'm studying photography and thinking about a channel about travel, camping, biking; anything that involves any sort of creative process. Also selling everything I've bought over the years and don't use anymore, once it's done I'll restart life from scratch.

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yes I thought something like that I always think it's cool if things are combined and right and blockchain would definitely fit .. haha ​​okay I'll let you know when I'm ready;)) oh cool are you studying photography in Brazil? sounds cool with the channel, with your account here you are almost on the way there .. should it be one on YouTube?
I believe that a new way of thinking also frees you from selling old things that you no longer need, also mentally

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Studying photo online, internet is an endless source of knowledge (thank god aahah, can't imagine doing it 20 years ago)

The channel would be on Youtube, just need to come up with something that's out of the ordinary travel channel.

If nothing works I'll most likely become a hippie \o\o\

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ah that's cool so true haha ​​the internet can't be imagined anywhere else yes an original Channel with a Special Idea would not be bad for YouTube there are generally so many channels .. it is easier on platforms like hive when there are still a few people at the beginning haha why not report about your hippie life;))

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ahahahaha the modern hippie.

Are you creative with names? I needed something integrating mountain biking and adventure

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hey! was not online for a long time but luckily I have now passed the exam phase;) hm I can't think of anything at the moment but let me know if you have a name😋

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