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Der Boss kommt - Bruce Springsteen Down Under!
... ckten Konzerttouristen" waren ja dieses Jahr schon auf so ziemlich allen Deutschland-Konzerten und legen nächstes Jahr nach.
Für den Presale (startet am 12.12.) habe ich mich bereits angemeldet, da es schätzungsweise etwas schwierig werden könnte im normalen VVK ein Ticket zu bekommen. Wenn ich es richtig im Kopf habe war er seit 2003 nicht mehr in Australien auf Tour, dementsprechend ...
Our last day of riding
... snowing! There was snow everywhere, however thankfully the road has been cleared and salt put down so the road was safe to ride.
It was crazy that the other day we were riding in nice warm weather and today we were in snow! Thankfully our bikes had hand-warmers which kept our hands from freezing and made the ride a bit more pleasant.
It was a brilliant ride and the most amazing views passing small lakes, which were frozen, and having snow land on ...
Linderhof Palace & Rococo churches
... the pulleys to raise the table back up to the dining room, completely set and ready for Ludwig’s dinner! Imagine trying to raise a dining table, about 8 ft by 4 ft, completely loaded without tipping it to one side. We also thought his room of mirrors was spectacular. He had it built so that you could look in one mirror and see the reflection of the others in it, creating the illusion of long corridors. In fact, the room was fairly small, but it was ...
Castles in Bavaria
... Singer’s hall that he had built in order to listen (alone) to his favourite Richard Wagner operas. Ludwig II was a huge fan and patron of Wagner and used many sets from his operas as inspiration for rooms in his castles. The hall was incredible and they now use it on occasion for concerts.
After the tour was over we headed downstairs past the unfinished level and stopped off to watch a film on the designing stages of the castle and which elements were meant ...
Neuschwanstein: famous thanks to Walt Disney
... Walt Disney copied). There is some scaffolding on one side of the castle (the disadvantage to off season travel) but it didnt look too prominent on the photos.
The Museum was half boring and half interesting. A lot of the exhibits were statues, ornaments etc. The interesting points were the stories of the Bavarian Kings, and there was a section on what happened to the royal family during the war years.
We spent a good five hours doing all ...
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