Cravat Luxembourg City

... oil and garlic. It was actually very good, and I'm not a big broccoli fan. We spent the rest of the evening chatting in the kitchen because it was the warmest room in the house. There is a wood burning stove in the kitchen and that is what is used mainly to heat the house. It got very cold here. Karyn said that it was -3 C the prior evening!


We chatted around the stove and listened to a variety of ...

Of course I needed to visit Luxembourg, hiding away there between France, Germany and Belgium. It is the fifith smallest country in the world. It is very hilly and surrounded by trees. The hostel is down at the bottom of a cliff, yay! The city of course is quite small, but it is surrounded by ruins and forest which makes it quite a unique city in amongst the hustle and crowds of all the other major cities. The people there speak French and their own language, Luxembourgish I suppose.

On Thursday I got up and walked the city of Speicher and looked at the whole town, it really isn't that big at all. It is a small city and most people either work on the Air Force Base or they drive to Bitburg or Trier to work. Anyways it was nice to see the small city and where my parents lived for a few years. After I was finished walking Richard and I went onto the base to look around ...

... Trier. It was breathtaking. We could see all the Roman ruins and all of the churches in the city. It was a really amazing sight for me. So after a few minutes of gazing at the city we got back in the car and went to Speicher, where I lived for the first year of my life. After getting to their house in Speicher we had a few drinks and just chatted about the past.

... was stationed here. Check off another entry on the old bucket list but one I really want to repeat before too long...only next time I would like to do an extensive tour over here on a bike.

Unfortunately, my main digital camera broke and nothing I can do to fix it. So I am on my iPhone today with the few uploads I have.

Tomorrow I need to be up early for an 8:30 departure from the ...

... at the old entrance that not much was able to play a pictoral roll here anyway. In away it is very good that these old installations are disappearing from the landscape as a testament to the lasting peace of the new Europe. It is one of the major achievements of the post WW-2 world to have maintained and built on the fragile peace that existed here after the great war.was ended. It was all taxpayer dollars well spent...

... to be incredible.  Then during the other travel break I am going to Ireland on a Ryanair flight that we booked FOR FREE!  Seriously, it cost 8 pounds after all the handling fees and taxes, which is like $15 or something.  Insanity! So, yeah those places are for sure gonna happen!   This weekend was amazing.  It began on Friday when a group of us from my art class left with our professor Rob for Maastricht where he was giving us a mini-tour of the city ...

... the way of sights, but the City itself is what most come to see. I tried looking for an internet cafe, but it was closed for renovations. A sign referred me to a second location, which happened to be closed today. A sign at the second location referred me to the one near the train station, but I didn't feel like hiking all the way down and back up again. Not having much to do, I had an early dinner at a French ...

... tundus pisut ülepingutatud!), seega kui oled turist, siis võib nöörimisega arvestada, aga võib ka vedada :)

Liiklus polnud nii kaootiline kui LP hoiatas, võib-olla oli see tingitud sellest, et me oleme Luxis harjunud koguaeg silmad punnis tähelepanelikult liiklema, sest kunagi ei tea, millal keegi "sujuvalt" ette vajub või kõrvalt sisse sõidab. Seega Portugali liikluses me end hirmununa ei tundnud ja kõik justkui toimis. Kujutan ette, et Itaalia on sellega võrreldes hirmuunen ...

... 1090;р 72;льная рыноч 85;ая площа 76;ь; ратуш 72;; дома разли 95;ных гильд 80;й стари 85;ного город 72;; Ман ...