Cityhotelmetropol Koblenz

Es ist seltsam, wie schnell die Zeit vergeht.. Wie oft habe ich euch versprochen zu schreiben, anzurufen oder einen blog zu verfassen. Ich denke oft an euch und es ist schön zu wissen, dass es euch genauso geht. <br><br>Schon seit fast einem halben Jahr lebe, wohne und atme ich diesen wundervollen ...

... drenched by the time we got back, so needless to say it was time for another glass of wine!<br>Our last day we spent exploring our little town, which is just starting to close up for the winter months, not to mention its harvest season so everyone who actually lives there is busy more important things! We even ventured across the river to Kaub, another cute medieval town.<br>Then we boarded another train to head to the airport... and off to Barcelona!

This is not a great adventure, more a welcome back.<br><br>It is great to be back in Villiprott to visit our old friends since the 70ies. Now I have been staying with them for two weeks and we have done a lot of different things. This part of Germany have many interesting places to visit, both nature and culture.<br>

... The waiter was actually the owner and he spoke English so we chatted a little and I watched soccer on the TV and also some spiked hair punks cause a scene and the police came and that was about it. So it was nice few drink layover in Koblentz. Back on the train to Bremen and on to Finland!!

... middle of town. So amazing and I see why it was highly recommended in the travel book. The pictures and movies I have do it no justice. Yet after I arrived at Koblenz I had to switch trains for Trier and then traveled down the Mosel to Trier and the Mosel River was just as beautiful with many more vineyards and rolling hills. I really love traveling by train.

... t like it.<br><br>When I was done eating I decided to go get a beer at one of the riverside restaurants, so that I could enjoy the view. So I went to a place that was selling Bitburger beer. I&#8217;d seen the name all over towns on the Rhine and Mosel, and I really wanted to try it. But it was a little bitter. Hmmm, I wonder if that&#8217;s what its name means.<br><br>Anyway, I made it back to my room with time left to enjoy my last privacy ...

... car in the middle of the road. And if we were to leave the car, we should return to the car right after the fireworks in order not to block the road, once it reopened. This made both arrival and departure very easy. <br><br>The fireworks cannot be described, but the pictures from my very light sensitive Panasonic digital camera will best give a taste of what one can experience in ...

Straight from finishing work with COLT, I went to V festival. No pics, and you can get stories directly, but I then flew straight out on Monday to meet Philip, Lawrence and Elias in Germany to catch up on Philip's stag do. The plan is a week-long tour through Epernay &amp; Reims France (I missed that bit), Köln, Kerpen, Nürberg etc through ...

... long race track with insane curves and elevation changes. Most days it is open to the public for a few hours so people can drive on it in their own cars. We were going to try.<br><br>But first breakfast. I was glad we got the included breakfast. It was a huge buffet with meats, cheeses, breads, fruit, yogurt and Nutella, and even the only scrambled eggs we saw in Europe (although they were buffet eggs, not great). We filled up knowing we had ...

... times, stuck my feet in the water once and saw motorcross races on the beach. One day Meike and I rode bikes to a nearby viallge. Everyone travels on bikes in the Netherlands and quite commonly in the towns in Germany too. One thing I had to do while in the Netherlands was eat a Herring Dutch style, which is raw with onions on it. It took me a while to eat it, trust me. Between being raw and having bones getting stuck in your teeth, it was an experience and not one I am in a hurry to ...