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Ussenburg 75 Bavaria, 87672, Germany
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The Christmas Tour: The Last Leg
... with my ticket, and when I arrived in Walsrode, it was rainy and cold. It was pretty hard to believe that only this morning I was tromping around in the snow in Austria…luckily, I have pictures as proof. :)
Lebe lang und erfolgreich,
Whitney
Ich moechte herzliche Gruesse und Dank an Sabine, Harry, Ann-Sophie und Phillip sagen. Es hat mir viel Spass gemacht, euch kennenzulernen und nun viele gemeinsame schoene Erinnerungen zu haben! ...
Magic kingdom, l'original
Partis de innsbruck ce matin pour traverser les immenses montagnes au nord de la ville afin d'amener emilie au limite de l'allemagne et de l'autriche pour qu'elle y voit le chateau qui a inspire walt disney.
Denomme "neuschanstein", ce chateau a ete construit entre 1860 et 1886, par le monarch de l'epoque. Un reve qui n'est jamais devenu realite pour se roi qui mouru avant la fin de ...
Garmisch Partenkirchen- Door to Zugspitze
... to convince me that more than a minute outside would cause me to freeze in the spot and never again see the bottom of the mountain. I felt like the tin man from the Wizard of Oz, just much, much colder. Perhaps I should have considered this before wearing a light jacket and t-shirt up the mountain, but I didn’t. Sometimes it seems I don’t make the best decisions.
What baffles me still however was that my beautiful wife, who complains about the ...
Fairy tale castle land
While in Munich, we took a day trip outside the city to a place called Fussen, which is home to a very famous castle, called Neuschwanstein. It's quite an elaborate castle, which we ended up going on a tour of, and almost as elaborate as the castle, is the story of how King Ludwig II died. It's one of the great murder mysteries of all time, and there is no way ...
The Germans are Coming
... relatives Gabi, Werner and Scooby (dog). Gabi is my Oma's (grandma) niece. For those of our loyal readers that don't know my Mum was born in Hanover Germany and lived in Hamburg with her parents until she was six when they immigrated to Australia. My Opa (grandfather) left his birthplace Naipu Romania as a young man and moved to Germany were he met Oma. Opa never went back to Romania after 1947 when Communism came to power, immigrating to Australia in 1952 ...



