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Learning and Seeing European Politics
... been to France over these past couple of months I am always amazed by what a beautiful country it is (and their elaborate and delicious pastries). The city was heavily decorated for Christmas and very cold but I wasn't as freezing once I bought an authentic french barrett. I started out by going in the church and decided that was the prettiest one I have ever seen. Even though it is not as big as the church in Ulm I loved the colorful stained glass with biblical pictures ...
A day trip to colmar
stephanie and i decided to take a 45 minute train ride to colmar france from strasbourg. there was some great shopping, food, and wine. colmar is where the statue of librty was built. the town has a bit more of a german feel and is the home to flambe and fois gras. both were excellent! wedenesday we head back to colmar ...
Another city...
... the city. there are a bunch of old narrow roads they in current times have been blocked off for driving and are only used for walking and biking. unfortuneately GPS doesn't recognize that and it tried to take us down a few of these 'roads'. we figured it out with only about a 15 minute delay in our arrival time and made it to the hotel at about midnight. the hotel is pretty amazing! each floor has ...
End of the line!
... little village type centre and parts of the old walls and gateways remain. As you walk along the walls there are a series of sandstone carving set into the wall depicting local scenes. I have since discovered that the place is well known locally for having one of Europe's largest wine cellars - maybe just as well that I didn't know that at the time!!!
In the afternoon we went to Frieberg on the edge of the Black Forest. An interesting ...
Another Country
... On our way back to the ship we detoured to a little town called Obnernai - lovely country place. One thing we were shown here that was different was the courtyard building system. The inner courtyard was surrounded by matching dwellings that belonged to different members of the family who would inhabit their own little residence but meet up in the central area for socialisation. The one we saw was a lovely gabled place.We also ...