Schrot heap to eye-catcher: Adler racing car from 1933 at the classic car meeting in Baden-Baden

Schrot heap to eye-catcher: Adler racing car from 1933 at the classic car meeting in Baden-Baden

Influence of a 67-year-old influencer from Stutensee on society

The 67-year-old Petra Petersen from Stutensee has set itself the goal of being a role model for both the younger and the older generation. Her motto is: "You are not dead at over 60." With this attitude she wants to encourage and convey self -confidence, regardless of age.

In her photo shoots, Petra Petersen is supported by the photographer and author Klaus von Kassel, who emphasizes her authenticity and charisma. Together they set a sign of diversity and beauty in every phase of life.

superior sustainability at the Karlsruhe "Fest"

The annual Karlsruhe "firm" attaches great importance to sustainability and has been rewarding environmentally conscious action for years. Both the organizers and visitors to the festival are encouraged to actively make their contribution to a more sustainable future.

From July 18 to 21 of this year, “Das Fest” is celebrated in Karlsruhe, whereby the organizers are working hard to make the festival as environmentally friendly as possible. The focus is on sustainability to raise awareness of ecological responsibility.

Transformed eagle racing car from 1933 at the classic car meeting in Baden-Baden

A special highlight at the classic car meeting in Baden-Baden was the transformed Adler racing car from 1933, presented by Heinz Wimmer. Originally discovered in a neglected state in a barn, the car was lovingly restored and now shines in new splendor as an eye -catcher at the event.

The proud owner Heinz Wimmer enthusiastically presents this extraordinary unique piece with enthusiasm, which was once on the road in the streets of the pool. A symbol of the attention to detail and the enthusiasm for historical vehicles.

serious accident on the A5 near Appenweier: Two seriously injured

On Friday evening, a serious traffic accident occurred on the A5 near Appenweier, in which two people were seriously injured. The exact circumstances of the accident are currently examined by the responsible authorities to clarify the cause and take further steps.

The rescue workers were quickly on site to help the injured and to bring them to surrounding hospitals. The cooperation of the rescue teams contributed to providing the injured quickly and professionally.

- Nag