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The Disappearing Train
... go through the usual "catching a plane" rigmarole.
Thanks to having checked in online earlier that morning and the fact the airport was fairly empty given the time of night we actually managed to check our bags in with sufficient time that enabled us to slow the pace a bit before finding the boarding gate where we only had to wait about 20 minutes before boarding started for the first of our flights home, a 6 and a bit hour leg to Dubai.
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Back to the Capital
... and the world go by. A lot of people were on their way to work or heading to shops, so they just kept on cycling by. One thing we notice about Germany which is the same in Copenhagen, is that they have dedicated bicycle lanes. This means that pedestrian should not get in the way of cyclists, if you do, they get a little snotty and ring their bell – which means get out of my ...
Ich Bin Ein Berliner
... tracks between there and alexanderplatz, the buildings are just covered in bright tags. I think it looks nice, especially in contrast to the somber, brown, cold war era buildings. I mean, those have their own charm too, but somehow they seem so hip and vintage-cool with neon spray paint all over them. I think that’s just the general vibe of the area though, too.
I was in Kreuzberg to see the Eastside Gallery, which is ...
Marathon, church, and Allied Museum
... fence until it was so full that we were literally packed side-to-side and front-to-back with no space inbetween. If I had passed out, I wouldn't have hit the ground until the starting gun went off. Runners that arrived at the last minute had to wait at the top of the fence for after the gun to go off to get into the start area.
Even in the first wave and B corral, the first six miles ...
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