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Sachsenhausen concentration camp
... beer sauce, potatoes and sauerkraut.
Then we ambled to our local bakery and had sweet pastries for dessert. Which suddenly reminds me to say this...our local bakery is AWESOME! It has all kinds of breads both savoury and sweet, and coffee etc for super cheap prices. Much cheaper and better than the 5 euro breakfast we can have at our ...
Berlin y su muro
... Historia de Alemania para ver si se me pegaba algo. Obviamente la parte que mas me intereso fue la de los nazis y el holocausto. Tambien tenian una parte del muro en exhibicion.
Sali del museo y vi algo muy chistoso, era un bar movil a bicicleta, la gente iba sentada pedaleando alrededor de una barra y tomando cerveza. Creo que a mucha gente si le gustaria hacer ejercicio asi. Despues pase por un lugar que me recordo al teatro degollado, pero por dentro solo habia una escultura ...
Sea day
... br> The next five days are going to be intense. Tomorrow is Tallinn, and then the two days in St. Petersburg, then Stockholm and Helsinki. Then we have two sea days, which we will need.
I understand that Tallinn is very internet friendly, so I’m planning to take the IPad with me to see if I can get these pictures to load. I want to find a café somewhere and just sit for a while. I always enjoy doing that instead of trying ...
I have nothing remotely witty to say.
... them until the wee hours of the morn. They left the following day, and Prue and I caught up with Flora for some delicious Sudanese food for lunch. We then proceeded to do a whole lot of nothing, which was exactly what we needed.
Yesterday was spent on a walking tour through Berlin which was six hours, I repeat SIX HOURS, long (they advertised it to be four to four and a half hours... they lied) but we got to see most of the main sites we wanted to ...
The expat scene
... from the area have joined him. They are really really good at pumping out delicious gumbo, shrimp ettouffee, creole, and craw fish monique. This is no easy task since, as I have recently found out and much to my dismay, Germany does not do shrimp or creole. It is way too cold in the waters anywhere near here. But wherever they get it at, the seafood at New Orleans Haus is good and tastes fresh. In addition to the food they also host FREE ...
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