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  • Lego Land and Jewish Museum Well another big day in the city of Berlin for Matt, Jess and Flap. It was off to a place called legoland first, where everything is made of lego. It is such a cool place. There is a huge giraffe Posted by Flapper TD in Flapper's World Adventures | Nov 9, 2007
  • The Madness that is Oktoberfest! What can I say about Oktoberfest? My head spins as I recall the events of this two week party that has trancended its ancient beginnings and is much more than just a celebration of beer as most erroneously assume. Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | Oct 15, 2007
  • Berlin Day 1 Berlin, the home of budget supermarkets. The home of a lot else as well, but we are overjoyed to find (at last) some cheap supermarkets to buy food at, and these are even cheaper than Australia. Well on to the other Posted by Flapper TD in Flapper's World Adventures | Nov 8, 2007
  • Travelling Well its Flapper back here again to inform you of totally boring day we had today. We had a 6 hour train ride from Munchen to Berlin. Left at about 11 this this morning and got here to our new Posted by Flapper TD in Flapper's World Adventures | Nov 7, 2007
  • Dachau Flapper has handed the reigns of the blog over to me tonight, thinking that humans might be in a better position to talk about human suffering than a dolphin, when talking about a place such as Dachau. First of all though, Posted by Jessie M in Flapper's World Adventures | Nov 6, 2007
  • Wurst holiday ever! Guten Tag! Last friday we braved the infamous Easyjet experience and headed, by cab, for a 5am check-in at Luton Posted by StephenJen in Stephen & Jen | Oct 16, 2007
  • Munich First of all i must apolgise for the late publishing of my last post, i know you must have all been worried sick about what had happened to your precious little dolphin friend. I assure you that we are all Posted by Flapper TD in Flapper's World Adventures | Nov 5, 2007
  • kurz davor So nun ist es soweit. Ich stehe nun kurz davor aufzubrechen in eine nun doch etwas ungewisse Zukunft. Denn am Dienstag geht der Flieger … uuhhhaaaa … so langsam wirds mir unheimlich. Doch erst möcht ich noch noch kurz meine Posted by sarit in trip from north to south | May 4, 2007
  • bald geht´s los Wir sind am Koffer packen, Reiseapotheke zusammensuchen und hoffen, dass die Überschwemmungen in Chiapas nicht so schlimm sind, wie hier in den Nachrichten berichtet wird .. es geht ja eh erst mal nach Guadalajara zu unseren Freunden ... Posted by san303 in MEXICO | Nov 4, 2007
  • Hello world! :-) am anfang ist aller dinge mühsiggang … also um ehrlich zu sein habe ich momentan noch so viele andere dinge zu erledigen, dass es hier erstmal nur um die basis gehen soll. hintergrund meines blogs werden die für mich hoffentlich aufregendsten Posted by sarit in trip from north to south | Apr 22, 2007
  • Schöfweg (Bavaria), Germany Two days of resting around the house at Schöfweg was needed following the busy schedules since departing Alice Springs. Then we decided that we needed to hire a car to enable us to see the sights and then jouney Posted by agmh in McLays in Europe | Oct 19, 2007
  • Schöfweg (Bavaria), Germany On arrival at Plattling railway station we were met by Herwig(pronounced Hairvig). Herwig is a cousin of the house exchange owners. As Margarete and Horst are now in Australia staying in our house in Alice Springs he had kindly Posted by agmh in McLays in Europe | Oct 19, 2007
  • Breaking in the Lederhosen. Off to market to buy some traditional Trachten. You can imagine how walking into a shop of floor to ceiling lederhosen was for me as far as my desicion making process was concerned. I tried on so many Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | Sep 10, 2007
  • Dresden, Germany After a 15 hour flight we arrived in Frankfurt airport for a short stop before a connecting flight to Dresden. The airport is amazing - it was a 10-15 minute ride in a bus to meet the connecting flight Posted by agmh in McLays in Europe | Oct 17, 2007
  • Heidelberg and Mannheim, Germany Anja, my sister, came to visit us in Mannheim on Sunday, September 23rd. We hadn’t seen each other since her high school graduation in June, so I was quite excited to see her. I met her at the train station Posted by Jaana M in Europe (and London) -2007 | Oct 17, 2007
  • Ex-Pats and the Pats in Berlin Driving into Dresden this evening we noticed that our car odometer almost reads "4,000 kilometers". It feels like we've seen nothing at all, but at the same time like we've been gone forever. I think the "we don't Posted by t-bonez in 97 Days, 12 Countries, 1 Kangoo | Oct 16, 2007
  • Oktoberfested, Rothenburged then pounded in Londontown Hey gang! So since we have last spoken it had been quite a journey. From Turkey to Munich, Rothenburg, Frankfurt to London. And i had best start with Munich and Oktoberfest. Now as Im sure many of you Posted by hutchi in Hutchwood | Oct 11, 2007
  • Germany In Germany possibly the most important day in Charlotte's life arrived - OKTOBERFEST. Thats right, 1 litre jugs of beer from 11am - 10pm, our memories are hazy but they did involve a hel Posted by woods in Around the World with Charlie,Leon&Woods | Oct 14, 2007
  • Munich (and Oktoberfest), Sept 20-23 2007 We arrived in Munich in the evening of September 20. Immediately, an energy was felt upon arrival. After checking into our hotel, which we learned was on the corner of where Oktoberfest grounds were (sweet!), we decided to head over Posted by jmtrier in Eastern Europe Trip, September 2007 | Oct 13, 2007
  • It's Oktoberfest time! Matt typing now for your info! (ie Ted) 29th September - Tyrol After our rather large evening at the P party we were up nice and early for the first thing that resembles exercise t Posted by krystalmat in Krystal & Matt's Adventure | Oct 10, 2007
  • 30 September - Germany Had a gorgeous trip through the Austrian alps into Germany via crazy King Ludwig of Germany who built this amazing castle and went mad and killed himself and his doctor before it was finis Posted by cssc in Europe & Dubai | Oct 6, 2007
  • History - the good, the bad and the ugly. We left Munich on Wednesday morning and headed off to Dachua to visit the concentration camp there and pay our respects to those who suffered. The weather was sunny and high 70s, but that could not brighten the somberness Posted by t-bonez in 97 Days, 12 Countries, 1 Kangoo | Oct 5, 2007
  • in germany! well- i made it to germany! I woke up at about 3 am this morning and took a taxi ride to the airport. Hopped on a plane (i love ryanair! cheap tix- dublin to berlin 50 bucks! ya!) then i Posted by MaryP in Adventures of a teenage nomad | Oct 4, 2007
  • I'm the King of the Castle I'll be brief since we walked about 10 miles today and our feet are killing us. King Ludwig and his family have way too many residences. Our innkeeper (Carol Lenz of Pension Lenz) convinced us this morning Posted by t-bonez in 97 Days, 12 Countries, 1 Kangoo | Oct 2, 2007
  • 2 Days in Germany Do you believe in signs? I'm not really sure that I do, but as we boarded our plane from London to Paris, Chris picked up the local morning paper and out fell the Travel section. The section was Posted by t-bonez in 97 Days, 12 Countries, 1 Kangoo | Oct 1, 2007
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