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The Last Log

Every journey must come to an end! Even this one. With a final picture and the accompanying report, today the victorious adventurers of the “Wander-trek” bid farewell. After days filled with challenges, detours, sweat, blood, mud, and pride, the mission is complete....

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The last stand: on hands and knees

Are you ready for the grand finale? Think carefully before you answer! Because today things get dramatic, dirty, and maybe even a little bloody! The final stage once again challenges the crew with rough terrain and treacherous electronic tricks. All the rest can be...

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Day 5: Danger Ahead

Journeys are not only, as commonly believed, filled with sunshine, easy paths, and carefree cheer. Oh no! They can be exhausting, marked by hardship, and yes, occasionally even dangerous! And let’s be honest: no serious and exciting travelogue worth its name would...

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“Wander-trek”: Voyager – First Videolog

Captain Delgado’s log, day four, comes with a special feature! For the first time, the daily report is transmitted in audio, enhanced with a visual scan of the day’s route map. The complete transmission has been uploaded to our YouTube channel. Videolink Wander-trek:...

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“Wander-trek”: Voyager, Day 3

A new day – and another stretch of trail lies behind the enduring crew. Was it easy? Was it tough? You’ll find out in today’s latest log entry from Captain Reiner Delgado, of course accompanied by the matching photo of the route. Captain’s log: The third tour...

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“Wander-trek”: Voyager, The second stage

Welcome to the second day of our fearless travelers’ journey through the Hohenlohe! Today’s log entry comes from Acting Captain Reiner Delgado and it even includes a small Braille discovery. And of course, no entry would be complete without the matching photos! In the...

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“Wander-trek”: Voyager

This week, Braille 200 invites you to follow the logbooks of the brave crew of the DBSV hiking week 2025, officially named “Wander-trek.” The fearless travelers may not be covering 70,000 light years but they will trek nearly 80 kilometers across the Hohenlohe region...

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The Sunday Poem

This week; Susanne Aatz has picked out a playful poetry form for us: the acrostic. Don’t worry if you’ve never heard of it before, we at Braille 200 hadn’t either. The sample poem from Susanne is more than enough to show how it works. And once you see it, you’ll...

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10 Tips to read more fluent

Read as much as posible If you are a slow reader, maybe it doesn’t make so much fun to read braille. But the most important strategy to read more fluent is much practice. So take your time for reading and it will make more fun page by page. Read different things...

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