Dormotel Mainz

... Well here's the story:<br> <br>After having met a bunch of design students "by chance" (still don't believe in chance though ;) at a party,<br><br> [to be continued]<br><br> I reckon this trip will help me to make some awesome pictures.<br>

It was sooooo cold in Frankfurt, we didn't want to spend much time here since we had no winter clothing. WE got in late, went to our hotel, then back to the airport to get our flight to Bangkok moved up. We though it would be at 8 that night, but they managed to get us on the next flight out, which was pretty much within the hour. Woohooo! I also kept speaking Italian in Germany... so confused with all the languages.

... plane. It was such a relief to be in my seat 4A with my carry-on carefully stowed and the flight attendant being somewhat attentive to my needs. The folks who were fortunate enough to board before me were finishing their glass of champagne and starting their first glass of white wine. Mind you, it is only 11:15 in the morning! Just water for me, please. I ate, I slept and I arrived in Hyderabad India some 10 hours later at about 1:30 am.

... their walls, not to mention some German candies.<br><br>Unfortunately it was time to call it a trip, so we all piled in the car and Flo kindly drove us home on the ultra-efficient Autobahn where nobody drives slowly in the left lane.<br><br>Auf wiedersehen! It was a great trip!<br><br>Pam and Glenn said: <br><br>Pam&#8217;s first observation of her old high school alma mater town of Frankfurt was that it had not changed much. From the Bahnhoff down ...

... to be just south of the hostel (in the forested area) but it was gone now. So that was it. No sign of any base there whatsoever. By looking at it, you wouldn't even know any Canadian had been there before us. It was pretty sad, really, it kind of put a pensieve mood on the rest of the day. After looking at the apartment again, we took the train back to Offenburg, then took a high-speed train to Frankfurt. Finally, we took a ...

couldn'tok the train from Koln around 1030a to Koblenz. met a man name Christian on the train that was heading home to a "romantic little village on the Rhine" as he called it ...i think it was Remagen, but can't remember for sure. but we had a great conversation about traveling and he felt that i was doing a great thing and doing it smartly and felt that everyone needed to explore the world as well as explore different avenues of life. Christian was his name, so he gave ...

Dear Blog, Today ( and it is today as i type) we left the castle in Bacharach and hopped on a local train for a 50 minute ride along side the Rhine to the town of Mainz which is just before you get to Frankfurt, this is basically just a fill in stop as we fly out to Berlin tomorrow evening. Mainz is nothing much really, it has a nice old town or Aldstadt and we got some yummo Kenabs for dinner and not too many wasps which i am happy with. We are staying in a hotel room so very ...

... about 65 or 70, and it's as if they've taken me in as a son. During that first week, as I was sleeping through one afternoon, the man (his name's Charlie) knocked on my window. Still pretty sleepy, I opened up the door to this guy and he came into my kitchen, speaking rapidly in a German that I could barely understand. Over the course of the next few minutes, he told me I could use his extra TV since I was, after all, living alone in a foreign country with no access to ...

Mainz, Day two We headed out to see the Cathedral. This will be number 3 of the Big Three in Germany, with Speyer and Worms the other two. This was huge! It was more Romanesque than the others and we walked all around it. We went down to the crypt and right back out again, really quickly. We walked outside in the Cloister and saw ...