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  • TransitI headed out to go to Berlin early in the day but got here very late in the day. I had to catch a train to Hilversum to catch the actual train to Berlin. Little did I know that it was Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Oct 31, 2011
  • 29th October 2011To finish off the Rhine Valley we headed on to Koblenz, another small town with not much to see. Other than the views over the river, the only other thing to do was wander through the shops. The best shop Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 31, 2011
  • 28th October 2011Today we drove through the Rhine Valley, alongside the fast flowing Rhine river and surrounded by colourful autumn trees. Our first stop was Mainz, which wasn't a very big or pretty town. The cathedral was huge and had a market Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 31, 2011
  • 27th October 2011This morning we walked over to the State Museum for Art and found a side entrance hosting a temporary exhibit, which was included in our museum card we bought, so we headed in. It was 2 floors of one German Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 31, 2011
  • 26th October 2011Finally a beautiful day. Blue skies, not quite as cold but still jacket weather. In Heidelberg we parked about 3km out of town and decided to catch a bus in. By the time we found a bus stop we were Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 30, 2011
  • 25th October 2011Went for a run around Lake Titi this morning, which was freezing cold but very picturesque. We then had to leave Titisee and head for Triberg where we planned on seeing Germany's highest waterfall. We saw a sign for the Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 30, 2011
  • 24th October 2011Another very cold and very foggy morning. We walked into Freiburg and wento Colombipark, a small, green area which had a section for vine from around the world. It would have been quite interesting if the signs had any English Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 30, 2011
  • 23rd October 2011Suddenly the nights and mornings are freezing cold – it's like we have just gone from summer to winter within a day. This morning there is a lot of fog around and everything is grey. Not the best weather when Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Oct 30, 2011
  • Mainly MunichAfter making like the Von Trapps and fleeing a beautiful, but expensive Austria, we found ourselves with a night to kill before meeting Eve's dad, Neville, in Munich, so we stayed in the beautiful town of Fussen at the southern Posted by RobandEve in The Honeymooners | Oct 30, 2011
  • Let's Get WalkingIt was another leisurely morning. Nothing was scheduled until 10 am. This morning's offering was a walking tour of Passau. Once again we had a terrific guide. There were two Viking ships docked next to each other plus many more Posted by Kyle-Keith in Cruising the Danube and then some! | Oct 27, 2011
  • 1986 - Europe by double decker bus (Part 7 - Germany) Friday - 27 June - Back into Germany and drove to Heidelberg with food shopping in Karlsruhe on way there. Traditional Heidelberg boot party after dinner. [img=http://photos.tr Posted by nzhamsta in Glynn's travel blog | Jul 6, 1986
  • The Town Musicians of Bremen and a diesel car full of petrolThe Duke has just commenced our weekend by filling up our lovely diesel car with 50 litres of petrol. Having realised his mistake just after the petrol stand dial approached 52nd litre, he displayed the yet most sheepish face I Posted by TheDukes in Roughing It? | Oct 26, 2011
  • An Unsuspected Gem Some of us were better at rising and shining than others. By the time I had done the blog cut and paste the Gilmours, Kanes and Palmers had all eaten, gone for a walk and the ladies had attended the Posted by Kyle-Keith in Cruising the Danube and then some! | Oct 25, 2011
  • More October Travels, Part 2The travelling hat finally had a chance to explore Munich, once its human companion was better rested. It was a bit of a clumsy travel, though, because while the human was working during the day, the hat spent the Posted by TravellingHat in Adventures of the Travelling Hat | Oct 24, 2011
  • A Freezing Tour of Nuremberg Rise and shine! That tour bus is leaving at 8 if you want to see Nuremberg you better be on it. We all downed breakfast and grabbed eight seats on the same bus. There are 182 people on the cruise Posted by Kyle-Keith in Cruising the Danube and then some! | Oct 23, 2011
  • On The Road Again We met for breakfast at 10 am and had our bags outside our hotel room doors ready for pick up at 11. The Gilmours, Kanes and Palmers went for a walk by the river. Keith stayed put and is feeling Posted by Kyle-Keith in Cruising the Danube and then some! | Oct 23, 2011
  • Pumpkin PatchToday was a pumpkin patch event. They brought a ton of pumpkins on base and had all the little ones come by and pick out one to take home for the holiday. My boss requested that I shoot the event Posted by Jmburnett19 in Guten Tag | Oct 23, 2011
  • Rudesheim - Day 31Oct 21  Rudesheim - Day 31 Having spent 11 days getting to the Rhine we can't see it! We awoke to a London style pea souper fog which after 4 hours is still with us. We haven't seen much of Rudesheim Posted by suengarry in Europe Sep - Oct 2011 | Oct 22, 2011
  • CologneOct 22 Cologne - Day 32 Was still quite dark when we woke at 7 am to the sights of Cologne, one of Germany's big cities. Unlike the other cities we have visited they have not historically restored all the buildings Posted by suengarry in Europe Sep - Oct 2011 | Oct 22, 2011
  • Foggy FrankfurtOh how I marvel at the folks who can sit in an airline seat and promptly fall asleep. I did not sleep a wink on the 8 hour flight to Frankfurt.....little wonder as we landed at 6:50 AM Friday in Posted by KittyKodak in TURKISH DELIGHT! | Oct 21, 2011
  • October 20 - Day 30 Arrived early in Wertheim for a morning stop. White swans and ducks swimming in the early morning mist outside our balcony. Both still suffering from a head cold and a terrible cough which we need to leave in Europe (from Posted by suengarry in Europe Sep - Oct 2011 | Oct 20, 2011
  • Dag 57 De boekenplankjes van de OBCZ in Das Labyrinth, te Aachen. Heb een boek meegenomen en een boek achtergelaten. En toen was ik zo blij als een kind. Verder gezellig met T gewinkeld. Webca Posted by miekj in driehonderdvijfenzestig | Oct 20, 2011
  • Wurzburg Another night of quietly progressing through the German countryside with regular pauses for locks and low bridges. Opportunity for some to have a sleep in and late breakfast as we did not arrive in Wursburg until around 10.30am. Most of Posted by suengarry in Europe Sep - Oct 2011 | Oct 20, 2011
  • Our Day at the Concentration Camp at DachauI know it sounds like we have spent a lot of time on the Nazis but a lot of interesting history happened in and around Munich. From the time we decided to go to Munich we wanted to visit Posted by Kyle-Keith in Cruising the Danube and then some! | Oct 19, 2011
  • The Third ReichToday we planned late and had limited options. This turned out to be a good thing. We ended up taking a walking tour (yeah we really needed to walk some more but at least Munich is flat) entitled Third Reich Posted by Kyle-Keith in Cruising the Danube and then some! | Oct 19, 2011
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