The Heifer Project and the Seagoing Cowboys once again take the stage at the Oberschlesiches Landesmuseum in Ratingen, Germany.
New exhibit. Photo courtesy of Melanie Mehring, Oberschlesiches Landesmuseum.
A piece of the 2016 exhibit is now on display through February 18, 2018, in conjunction with a larger exhibition at the Haus des Deutschen Ostens museum in Munich. Titled “Kann Spuren von Heimat enthalten,” the exhibition focuses on historically traditional German food and drink and its role in the identity and integration of Eastern European Germans as they settled back into Germany after their expulsion from their Eastern European homes at the end of World War II, as well as during the Cold War. The title is a wonderful play on words described to me by museum curator Melanie Mehring, meaning literally, “May contain traces of home.” It references “the typical phrase used on lots of food for people with allergies.” For example, “May contain traces of nuts.”
Photo courtesy of Melanie Mehring, Oberschlesiches Landesmuseum.
If you’re in Germany in the next couple of months, drop in and take a look!
The Seagoing Cowboys 
Thanks, Bill. And Merry Christmas to you, too!
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Thank you for the Gift of love that came in a barn and on board ships. You are doing a wonderful job keeping the Cowboys mission alive.
Merry Christmas…
Bill E Beck
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 7:45 AM, The Seagoing Cowboys wrote:
> Peggy Reiff Miller posted: “The Heifer Project and the Seagoing Cowboys > once again take the stage at the Oberschlesiches Landesmuseum in Ratingen, > Germany. A piece of the 2016 exhibit is now on display through February 18, > 2018, in conjunction with a larger exhibition at the ” >
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