Interesting building plot - Radon contamination and mining

Neukirchen-Vluyn (whoever can pronounce it correctly is also allowed to live there) or Kamp-Lintfort (where Alfred's grandma used to live, but you won't know him), I suspect

Eieiei, now you've already revealed a well-kept secret here again. But since I was born and raised nearby, I had already deciphered this enigma. However, I actually wanted to keep it secret as well.

Although I don't know Alfred and his grandma either, I gladly send a hello to Mr. Neighbor!

I myself neither live in KaLi like Alfred’s (probably already deceased) grandma, nor in NV (which I can only pronounce), but in Bimsien on the Middle Rhine. And I met Alfred where the fox and the hare say good night to each other.

Kamp-Lintfort

Is supposed to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the largest contiguous mining settlement. So it is basically on its way to becoming a world metropolis. Otherwise, not the most beautiful city...

I keep saying that the Lower Rhine is completely underestimated - not least because of its low radon levels, to get back to the topic once again.

By the way, it is supposed to become a World Heritage Site with the largest contiguous mining settlement. So it is basically on its way to becoming a world metropolis. Otherwise, not the most beautiful city...

It also has a university and a cinema now

Now it has a university and a cinema too

... not to forget the current state garden show! Everyone is invited

Otherwise not the most beautiful city...

It can always get worse When is the next LaGa planned in NV again?