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Ok, Augsburg is my favorite, or may Rothenburg....
This morning we spent our last morning having breakfast in beautiful Oberammergau. Since our group was staying right in Oberammergau, we were the last to be picked up today. Our day started with Augsburg. We spent a bit of time exploring a little bit on our own, but then we were split into two groups for a city tour. We were in Sylvia's group and …
Springerle and Glassblowing
... of the large fluted glass bowls that he makes (which sell for between 200 and 300 Euros each). Hans is the 6th generation of his family, who originally worked in East Germany. The family escaped to the West in 1958 and two generations continue to make glass to this day. Hans' wife, Sandrine, makes dichroic glass jewelry, which was too tempting to resist.
We have now left Bavaria, where, we were told, beer is considered a food, not an alcoholic ...
Wine country and to Rothenburg
... for the first time needed our gloves. David and I went into a cafe for hot chocolate and a pastry which helped us to warm up. I also did some shopping in a couple of the Christmas stores and added a few more items to fit into my suitcase.
This evening, following dinner, we enjoyed a zither concert by one of the few professional zither players in the world. I don't think I had ever seen the zither played before, and it was a really excellent ...
From exquisite to ancient
... same era below on the river bank. Of course the scene would not be complete without the obligatory church and as a bonus an old stone bridge tossed in for good measure. Eating breakfast with this as a backdrop sure is one of the highlights of the cruise. Certainly a contrast to Santorini but just as impressive.
We considered doing our own thing in Wurzburg as we had the optional tour booked for the afternoon, but changed our mind and jumped on board the ...
Wurzburg, a beautiful city and my favorite so far
... with me! Once we parted from the tour guide, we needed to do some personal shopping--hit the apothecary for some toothpaste (as Allen would tell you I go through lots of toothpaste and underestimated how much I would need this trip) and a German grocery store (yes, Jill was still looking for snacks, crackers to go with her peanut butter she brought from home). Amazing that 90 percent of the city was destroyed in 1945 within 17 minutes ...
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