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Again Germans love traveling and even more so affordably. These buses offer very cheap rides to many places all over Germany and Europe, and do it very comfortably. Equipped with many things that make your ride easy and stress free like wifi, outlets, and comfy seating. of the LESCANT, it would be categorized as environment because it allows Germans to travel in a way that is not harmful and stressful to their health.

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This is a quick snap candid of a ferret wagon from the parade. I'm not for sure the importance of ferrets to the German's, but it must of been something extravagant if the little guy got his own cart pushed around during the parade. This would fall under the context part of LESCANT because this ferret has a meaning and purpose.

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Bikes are a very popular form of transportation here in Germany. You notice in this picture in front of Jerry the boy wearing a helmet. Growing up I rode bikes all the time, but never wore helmet nor any of my friends. I found this interesting as many of the kids do wear helmets here too. Of the LESCANTS, this would be social organization because they feel they need to keep their children safe and do so with the helmets.

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This a shot taken before the train is ready to take off. The attendant is making sure the no ones in the door ways before he blows the whistle. It can fall under non-verbal of LESCANT because when you see the attendant like this, you know it's time to hurry on. No words or warning are given either. This is just the sign the train is about to leave.

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This is a train station like the one before, but instead of talking about the trains what about the environment around it. In the stations, especially bigger ones, it gives off this mall like atmosphere. There are tons of shops and food places that provide for travelers coming through. This would fall under environment in LESCANT because it provides a lively and mindless break between connections of shopping and eating.

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Germans, and pretty much everyone world wide, live very busy lives and are always on the move. Sometimes its felt like the only time I am relaxing is on trains or busses going somewhere. Here is a not so great picture capturing a family sharing time together while waiting for their stop. This would fall under the time section of LESCANT because people here find time for important things like family bonding whenever they can. Even if it happens to be at some of the most unlikely places.

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When Americans hear of someone is driving a "Mercedes", they'd assume it to be someone wealthy and high class. In Germany though that isn't always the case. Matter in fact most German taxis actually are Mercedes brand cars. Relating it to the LESCANT, I feel as it does mostly with context because a car we take as high end is part of their everyday life. Mercedes, Audi is another example as well, is produced and Germany, and it is why they are in abundance over here. Or it may be Germans only get around in style.

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Unlock the city we all know to well, here in Germany J-walking is actually frowned upon. In this picture you can see a man patiently waiting for his turn to cross. This falls under the authority section of LESCANT because it shows how Germans follow even the rules we see as very petty.

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Not specifically just this train ticket machine, but many all over Germany, have different language settings. That is why I would put it under the language section of the LESCANT. English is rapidly becoming a part of German culture, especially in bigger cities, and it is shown in these machines.

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This international airport provides Germans affordable flights all around Europe. Being one of the EasyJets hubs, it allows Germans and other europeans to travel freely and cheaply around. Germans value their travel and vacation time greatly, and I feel this falls under the social organization part of LESCANT. It is because it enables germans to enjoy their free time to its greatest potential.

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Germans value their time very importantly, that is why they will often make sure by all means they are not late. Time can be related to the ICE trans in that they can go so fast. Someone can take them to get somewhere much faster like I did here on this one to make my flight in Berlin. The train was moving at 198 km/hr which is roughly 123 mph.

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This is a picture of a woman using the basket on her bike. Bikes are an important form of transportation for Germans and the use of baskets as trunks can give it a feel as a car. Relating it to the LESCANT, it is non-verbal because it shows a part of their way of life that I am not familiar with in the states. Germans are used to moving around on bikes and seem very good at it.

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This is a circle intersection form Königstein. These types of intersections are fairly popular among Germany as I've seen them in many other cities. This is a difference between their and the USA infrastructure that I found interesting. I feel this would be part of authority of LESCANT, because these are in everyday lives for Germans. They know how they work and can drive through them flawlessly. It isn't necessarily the case with us foreigns when we travel here, as you might know from National Lampoon's European Vacation.

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This central train station is very big and has a ton of commotion. Trains that travel from all over or just to the next stop on the S-bahn go through this station. The environment, the LESCANT, of the station is very lively and determined. People are there to get to somewhere else, it's strictly business.

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Here is a the public train that goes through the center and city of Halle. It relates to environment. on the LESCANT. It shows how Germans are eco friendly, by using forms of transpiration that release less harmful emissions. It is also interesting how a city with relative size to our own City of Dreams has a intricate system like this.