Novotel Hannover

So I can't really remember much about Hannover besides that there was nothing to see, nothing to do, the weather was bad and the campsite was overpriced! Dont get me wrong, I'm sure its a lovely place with nice weather and during the summer when the gardens are open which is where Hanovers charm is supposed to be. Wasn't our cup of tea so we moved on rather quickly. Byebye Hanover....maybe next time!

A group of us decided to do a bit more traveling so we took the 45 minute train ride to Hannover for the day. Mason, Steven, Soth, Manny, Amir and I all met at the Hauptbahnhof and took the 12:20 train. We were afraid that it was going to rain but it managed to only sprinkle on us a few times. Hannover is much like Braunschweig but bigger. There is still an emphasis on history and maintaining the quiet aspect of a slow life. There were so many places to ...

... at Burger King..not terribly exciting but fast and encountered our first paid for but self cleaning toilet. As you finish and the toilet self flushes, the seat also self rotates and cleans! So hygenic..hehe
Anyways, now back to 9.45pm arrival due to dinner we just drove..it got dark but the roads were good and pushing on through we took the Hanover exit off the motorway and not far was the shining light of Hotel Amadeus. A blockie and parking in the Lidl car park ...

... since I had so little sleep and just trying to not fall over. We packed into a normal sized bus but had to load a lot of the luggage on the inside of the bus. Then we drove the 50 minutes on the Autobahn to Braunshweig!! We couldn't go too fast since the bus is not a Mercedes, Porsche, Volkswagon, BMW or any of the other nice German manufactured cars.

... over from the cafe, passed the cruisers without so much as a glance, inspected our little Innova and crossed back to chat with us about it!. Wonderful.

28th June 2009
Wachtendonk, Germany 51.24'23"N 6.19'50"E

A small attractive platz in a small attractive village. Being Sunday, some bars are open but nothing else.

29th June 2009
Haltern am See Hullerner Strasse-West 51.44'32"N 7.11'52"E
A large site where the German in ...

... Autobahn.

By this time we were about 400km down, bums were getting sore and we were sick of the Autobahn, so we decided to cut the corner and went bush following the GPS. Of course it took much longer, :) what with closed ferries and bridges, then the rain started. Out with the rain suits and we pressed on. \

We finally arrived in Hildesheim about 12 hours & ...

... bad English by the driver we got sorted. This is what traveling is about muddling through.

We were whisked outside to the plushest VW people carrier I've ever seen. Only 4 individual brown and black leather seats in the back with walnut fittings, TV, and bar equipment but no drinks, but then no trip is ever that perfect. I could have used a drink, the way we flew off onto the No. 2 Autobann to Wolfsburg and the Ritz Carlton Hotel at the AutoStadt.

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... those whom had a hand in placing them and choosing the light, textures, shades and solitudes necessary to accentuate the prisms, reflections and rhythms of each as clear as a single fingerprint would be against another to a trained examiner's eye - therein lies the true unbelievable aspect of a small exhibit that forms a giant impression - a lasting impression and yet like the glass itself - a fragile one. The museum traced the history of not only the tools ...

It's Monday (for those of you not astute enough to notice, I thought I'd bring it to your attention). I switched to treatment duty this week, which is what I have been doing all weekend, so it was nothing new. Except all the students here started up again, from having been on their break. Overall, it went pretty well. Except having to be told a bajillion times by each one how to take blood from the jugular. I wanted to say, 'I know, I've probably done this more than ...