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Start in Frankfurt
Nach einer vorgezogenen Weihnachtszeit mit Stollenessen und Weihnachtsmarktbesuch im November gehts nun endlich mal wieder los. Zuerst steht der Flug nach Bali auf dem Programm. Warum nur sieht mein Flugplan wie eine Zickzack Linie aus? Die Flugrichtungen lauten West, Ost und wieder West...? Ich muss nochmal mit der Airline über das effiziente Reisen und die Vermeidung unnötigen CO2 Ausstoßes ...
Sidste etape
Vi sidder lige nu i den kedelige del af Frankfurt lufthavn og venter på sidste fly hjem. Der er koldt her, men glæder os nu også til at komme hjem. OBS i dag er min første dag på efterløn. Juhu. Den første af mange , glæder mig til ...
Run to AirPort (take#2)
... and headed down the stairs for the race taxi. But something was wrong with the stairs today; somebody or something was blocking and guarding the other end. I can't remember having experienced a traffic jam in my house before. Anyway. I approached the scene and our new security officer and parking manager, in fact the neighbor from the ground floor, started complaining about my nice motorbike being parked in the wrong ...
Our First Family Outing in Wiesbaden
... at the feet of the church. After the fall of the last Tsar, Nicholas II, in 1917, this entrance was sealed forever. The entrance for the "ordinary people" is the only one in use today.
The church has been used mainly by Russian visitors in the 19th century who would vacation in Wiesbaden and is still used by members of the community.
There were no pictures allowed inside, but I bought a booklet to put in our scrapbook.
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Rudesheim...
An early walking tour of Mainz (pronounced Mines) began our day. The cool stop of the tour was to the Guttenberg museum where we heard the history of the printing press and saw how it worked. It changed the world, and his biggest printing job was to print the Bible as it was translated by Martin Luther into German so that all the people could read it, not just the priests. This 'reformed' the church. But poor Guttenberg died a very poor man since he went bankrupt because he did ...
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