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  • backaches from backpacks my back hurts. i have had to carry my backpack/laptop while biking to campus the last few days and it is painful. i think i won't have to carry the laptop too often though. generally, however, i like biking everywhere. this Posted by ctamler in zaubermaus | May 5, 2008
  • first days in augsburg augsburg is beautiful. i wish that i had taken some pictures already so that i could show you, but there's been quite a bit too much to do and process the last few days. i was deathly ill for about Posted by ctamler in zaubermaus | May 5, 2008
  • The Beginning I have been in Germany for a week now. I have decided, since abroad, the easiest way to share my life and times is with a blog. I will try to keep it entertaining and semi up to date. This Posted by sonj in Life Abroad | Apr 25, 2008
  • Germany place saver... Posted by court_7 in Trekking Kiwi Style | Apr 20, 2008
  • das. ist. alles. Um, it's been awhile, so I won't try to recap. The last two weeks were a blur of papers, finals, packing, sadness, happiness, stress, partying and generally staying up way too late and getting up way too early. Posted by stephonine in London Calling | Apr 17, 2008
  • Munich, Heidelberg and Frankfurt I have a friend!! YAY! On arrival in Munich, I met a New Yorker, an actress, a crazy lady and I love her...she has a ridiculous amount of personality and so Ive spent a lot of my German time travelling Posted by gouramanis in Katrina's European Escapade | Apr 15, 2008
  • Dont get pissed on the piste! We drove to an area called Spitzingsee in the Bavarian Alps! Hardly containing my excitement, we booted up and hit the slopes! My first tentative movements were like the scene from B Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | Feb 29, 2008
  • Schnitzel Sandwich. One of my favorite things to order at a pup at home is a Schnitzel sandwich. With crispy, crackling bread, and mustard. Yet, usually the description is better that the real thing. So as I Posted by wubybm in Pubs, Cafes and Coffee Shops | Apr 7, 2008
  • "...Then We Take Berlin" The Victory Column, one icon of many in Berlin March 25 (Rob) Today we passed through the Czech Republic, sadly avoiding Prague in order to save the bother of another language Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Apr 3, 2008
  • Getting ready... My departure time has almost come now - tomorrow I'll get on my way to Cambodia to start my new life as a volunteer - for the next 6 months at least. Started packing my suitcase this morning and Posted by Brizie in Temples, sand and motorbikes | Mar 29, 2008
  • Frankfurt By some total freak of chance, perhaps aided by beer and extreme tiredness, I slept soundly through 10 of the 13 hours of my flight to Frankfurt and dozed for another 1. Brilliant. My plan worked. Caught the bahns to Neiderursel, Posted by Thneed in The ramblings of B | Mar 28, 2008
  • One More Food Photo From Munich Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. I know it is touristy. I know it is across from a Hard Rock. But there is a reason tourists go there. It is historic (Hitler spoke there), it is the largest beer hall in the world Posted by wubybm in Pubs, Cafes and Coffee Shops | Mar 19, 2008
  • A Lesson Learned on Our Last Day This may be the most important photo I took in Germany. On our last day in Nuremberg it was raining. We wandered into the place pictured above. It was an average looking place but had seat Posted by wubybm in Pubs, Cafes and Coffee Shops | Mar 19, 2008
  • Sausage Beer! As I made way across the German country side and through the big cities, I experience many, many great things. But last weekend I found something SO German I just smiled. A German beer infused with smoke called Aecht Schlenkerla Posted by wubybm in Pubs, Cafes and Coffee Shops | Mar 18, 2008
  • Freiburg The Green Capital Of Black Forest In April 2006 we went to Freiburg for the first time. My wife, myself and our son Alexander, who at that time was living in Basel (switzerland) travelled by train. He had been to Freiburg many times and was enamored Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Mar 18, 2008
  • Day 51-57 I started off the New Year in Berlin, a city I had been longing to visit ever since I started to learn German in high school (although quickly giving it up three years later as soon as I could). It Posted by jess_capri in European Adventure | Jan 7, 2007
  • Faschingsdienstag The locals it Fasching but most would know it as Carnivale! The most famous Carnival events are take place Vennice and New Orleans, the largest is in Rio de Janeiro and in Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | Feb 7, 2008
  • Chiemsee 基姆湖 Today was our marriage anniversary, we went to Chiemsee, Germany, and visited the famous Schloss Herrenchiemsee on the Herreninsel. 今天是我们小俩口的结婚周年纪念日，我们到德国的基姆湖游玩，在那里参观了男人湖上著名的海伦基姆宫。 Posted by R and K in Our Travels | Feb 9, 2008
  • Snow, glüwein and xmas cheer, Bavarian style. ho ho ho Here are some photos from my Christmas. It wasnt quite the white xmas I had in mind. But I made the most of it. I spent one night in Marienplatz. [img=http://www.trave Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | Feb 7, 2008
  • First Day It's 4 am and I can't sleep. My body clock is a little off right now. This is my first night in Germany and we're six hours ahead of Rochester, MI. I went to bed at 9 Posted by lrolf in Laura's Travels | Feb 3, 2008
  • Initial Discoveries -Pedestrians no longer have the right of way. You must stay in the "Zebra Strips" -Germany is very eco-friendly. Deposits can be up to 50 cents on the bottle! -Half of German's walk around with huge baskets for shopping (eco-friendly) -Police Posted by lrolf in Laura's Travels | Feb 3, 2008
  • My First Few Days Continued It's strange being so far from all those I love. We didn't ge Posted by lrolf in Laura's Travels | Feb 3, 2008
  • A Week in Berlin We left for our week long class trip to Weimar and then Berlin only four days after arriving in Germany. Weimar is a beautiful city with brick streets, a rich cultural history and famous buildings. Some of these buildings include: Posted by lrolf in Laura's Travels | Feb 3, 2008
  • Adjusting to Life at Reutlingen University We started classes this week. They seem like they'll all be fairly interesting but the way they're scheduled in is much different from my college schedule back at Valpo. It may be the change in friendships and the Posted by lrolf in Laura's Travels | Feb 5, 2008
  • Sleepover in a Castle Last night I stayed at a hostel in Mainz. It was a LONG walk to get to the tourist information office which provided us with a map of the city. The heavy backpacks didn't help. When we Posted by lrolf in Laura's Travels | Feb 5, 2008
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