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- The Pied Piper from Hamelin I really cannot stay still for a while without jumping on a train/coach/boat/plane! This time, I chose the train and went to Hamelin on Wednesday. 2 reasons for that: a. Our lovely Pav from Archaeology is living there for the Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Oct 23, 2011
- They call it the Venice of the NorthMonday ( the 3rd of October) was a holiday here, the day of the German Unity, ie. the anniversary of the reunification of 1990 ! I went with my friend's parents to Travemunde, a small spa resort on the Baltic Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Oct 6, 2011
- With love, from HamburgOnce upon a time, there was a little girl who kept pestering her Mum because she wanted to speak German. God knows why, but still, her Mum gave her a book called "15 min a day to learn German", and Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Sep 30, 2011
- MavinSorry I have been M.I.A. from my blog, i'll be trying to catch up a bit over the next day or two ;) This one actually back tracks a bit to a week before sean headed out and when I bought Posted by Jmburnett19 in Guten Tag | Nov 10, 2011
- a whole raw muskatnussExample pumpkin pie recipe found through Google: [i] [b]Preheat oven to 350F. Mix one 15-oz can pumpkin, one 15-oz can condensed milk, two tablespoons pumpkin pie spice, and two eggs in a bowl. Whisk until smooth. Pour into ready-made pie crust, Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Nov 8, 2011
- Speed touring: Berlin When Ashley and I booked our flights for fall break, we were trying to be as frugal as possible. Both of us desperately wanted to visit Belgium and the Netherlands, but transportation directly Posted by lhampikian in Une fille américaine | Nov 8, 2011
- MünsterSome revisted towns seem familiar and some do not. Münster is a town that is very familiar to me, but not for the streets or the buildings or the churches. I am wandering around there now. Perhaps a few of the Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Nov 8, 2011
- Bremen againI have probably visited the city of Bremen more times than anywhere else. It is always a great treat to go back and enjoy the company of good friends there. The home of those friends has a loungeroom that Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Nov 8, 2011
- BREMENGuten Tag, meine liebe Freunden! I'm happy to report that, as distinctly unpleasant as Amsterdam was for me, my first foray into Germany - to Bremen - has been terrific! Still a very flat landscape, which makes for Posted by obanlass in Young at Heart | Nov 8, 2011
- WürzburgMy very first trip overseas was to Germany in July 1994. I landed at Frankfurt Airport and caught a train down to Würzburg where I needed to change trains to get to my final destination. I remember waiting Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Nov 7, 2011
- Flea MarketAs you can guess, a slow morning. I went to a flea market since it was a recommended thing to do on a Sunday. I started off looking like a normal market, though after going through it a bit I started Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Nov 7, 2011
- The Americans love it and so do we – Heidelberg and IdsteinThe time has come to embark on yet another weekend away with my parents. Yes, I know what you think. In mid thirties I might be just little bit too old for that. But truth to be told, the older Posted by TheDukes in Roughing It? | Nov 7, 2011
- "is now in a relationship with the state museums of berlin"MANFRED IS ALIVE ONCE MORE AND I MAY BLOG AGAIN HELLO HELLO WONDROUS TECHNOLOGY As you may have been aware, my camera suffered an extremely tragic accident two weeks ago and died an extremely tragic death. NO CAMERA BUT HOW DO Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Nov 6, 2011
- Getting startedMy dearest friends and family, I made it after all! There it is: my travel blog. I've opened this blog in order to keep in touch with you all and to share my experiences on this exciting world trip. I hope Posted by sunny_worlds in When Travelling Becomes a Passion | Nov 7, 2011
- A Slow Day and a Long NightToday I woke late due to staying up last night. As well as sleeping in a little, I also wasted time trying to get ready for the day. Looking up stuff for where I was going and updating this diary. I Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Nov 6, 2011
- Second TourToday I did a second tour out of the hostel. The first one was a tour of the common places, but this one was with a different guide that will go out further and show some of the sites further Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Nov 5, 2011
- Places of TerrorNot a full day today as I had laundry. I visited a place called Topography of Terror. It is situated on the spot where most of the SS and Gestapo headquarter buildings were. The area is now vacant but for Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Nov 4, 2011
- Museums and a Night OutEnded up leaving the pub crawl at a late time, but not too late. Two people from the day tour left and I went with them. Which was really good since I wouldn't have thought of leaving on my own, Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Nov 3, 2011
- 31st October 2011We had a very lazy morning and didn't leave the campsite until about midday. We drove to Iserlohn, about an hour away, the town where Danny's dad was born. Iserlohn is not in the guide books. There are no tourist Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Nov 2, 2011
- 30th October 2011We were ready for daylight savings today, so no getting mixed up over the correct time. We headed straight for Cologne and our first stop was the Museum Ludwig. Danny was particularly interested in the Russian avant garde section, but Posted by kimdanny in Kim and Danny 2011 | Nov 2, 2011
- Day TripGot an early night and plenty of sleep this time. I went on a day walk tour from the hostel. The guide was very good. We went around the main sites of Berlin, from Parliament to Checkpoint Charlie. I had a Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Nov 1, 2011
- Day 5 - Rhine Valley to Munich It was an early morning today, which made me even happier that I had a good sleep last night. Breakfast was at 6:45 am. Soon after we were back on the coach on our way to Munich. St. Goar Posted by beckyy in Contiki European Horizon | May 10, 2010
- Day 4 - Amsterdam to the Rhine ValleyI woke up expecting to have a crippling hangover, but once I got up and got ready it really wasn’t too bad. I had missed breakfast so we got right on the coach and headed into Amsterdam. Our first stop Posted by beckyy in Contiki European Horizon | May 9, 2010
- RecoveryThis was kinda a wasted day in order to recover from last night since I got back in this morning and slept until afternoon. I did use this day to get some laundry out of the way. Other than that I've just Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Oct 31, 2011
- InterRail 1990 (1) - East Germany[b]This is my diary from a four week train journey to Eastern Europe. We started in Oslo and crossed the Baltic Sea from Sweden to East Germany, at the time it was still DDR. After this we continued to Czechoslovakia Posted by Sandalsand in Sandalsand | Sep 7, 1990
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