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Rye fields & Lions: Berlin
... the zoo in cologne. THE LION EXHIBIT. O.m.g. It was my favorite part for sure. They were huge! And so close to us! But we were at the zoo all day until we had to go back and get our luggage to catch the train and it was well worth it. I definitely would recommend everyone goes to Berlin one day and see the wall, read about the stories of the people who went through the holocaust in the memorial's museum and eat tons of German food... its delicious ...
Day 14 – City Walk with Barry the Irishman
Today we have booked in for a 4 hour city walk which costs 9 Euros each! I have to mention this fact because it was absolutely fantastic for the price. Our guide Barry who is Irish and studied French and Law at University (?) is a wealth of knowledge on the city and guides us expertly through the history and memorable sights. We visit Museuminsel and Barry describes that in typical German practical style that although there are several museums on the island. ...
Jam packed days and nights
... really fun.
Then this morning Ashley and I went to the bakery to get our breakfast and lunch. Had a very yummy salami and cheese Panini. Yummy!!! We then went to Hackescher Market to meet our guide for the tour of Sachdrnhausen. The tour had about 49 people in it. So they had to get another guide so that they could split the groups. It was a really interesting tour. It was crazy to see how close the camp was to the ...
Shabbat adventures and a good shlaf!
... this is not easy, expecially as this shule is hidden behind other buildings. I was lucky as I saw a woman with two munchkins with payot so I just followed her as I knew there was only one shule in the immediate area. Good thing I did because I wouldnt have found it otherwise!
I sighed a big sigh of relief as this meant there would be some children there. So we went in to the synagogue. I sat down and after a few ...
East end boys and west end girls
... group at the World Clock at 12:30 and headed for the river, passing a lot of election activity on the way. We grabbed some Asian for lunch and then joined a river cruise which covered parts of the old and new parts of the city. The historical sites were great from the river and the parks were bustling. After the cruise Anthony and I returned to Checkpoint Charlie to spend a few hours reading about the history of the wall. On the way we passed through ...