Ferienpark Plauer See
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Air Beat One
... first night I actually enjoyed hanging out in the Hardstyle tent with the boys. It was fun. I have never seen Manu so happy in my life. His grin spread across his whole face and he was jumping side to side, feet moving at an extreme pace and singing along. Even though I wasn’t as "hardcore", I was enjoying life. The second night however I didn't have the same energy toward ...
Give me that country side of life
... whipped out my mobile phone for a bit of light, grabbed one piece of wood, then grabbed another when suddenly I had the distinct impression that I was being watched. Moreover, watched by someone (or something) that really did not want me rummaging about the woodpile. I made an executive decision that two pieces of wood was more than enough, and beat a hasty retreat back to the kitchen. Of course, I then spent the rest of the night regaling all our fellow workawayers with ghost ...
Day 56 -- The Royal Treatment
After all of the less than perfect days over the last week or more, today was wunderbar! After leaving the hotel, I walked to a the state tourist office to book a room for tonight. I saw something that I picked up at the tourist information center yesterday that interested me--but more about that later. From there I walked to the harbor and took a boat excursion on around the main lake in Schwerin. I wanted to do a 4-lake tour that would last 2½ hours, but when I arrived 40 ...
Auf Wiedersehen, Berlin
... out over price official reproduction wall pieces but the temptation passed
I then started wandering back in the general direction of the hotel. Along the way I took a lot of picture of things that I had seen the previous day. I'd somehow managed to trash the UV filter on my camera at some point during the NewEurope tour and my pictures were turning out with very odd results. So on my way back from that tour ...
NewEurope Berlin
... tourists. I crossed the river and came upon the DDR museum.
This museum focused on the life of East Germans under Soviet rule. It covered ever aspect of life, from food to clothes, toys and school books, movies, music, television, vacationing and included recreations of a model dwelling for a family of 4. It was quite interesting, but uncomfortably tight. Everything was very close together and crowded. (That being said, the museum has apparently doubled in ...
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