Holiday Inn Airport Hannover

... and also one of present day Hannover. These were interesting to look at and compare the damaged city to the rebuilt city. We had to wait about 20 minutes for the elevator to get to the top. This was probably one of the scariest elevator rides I’ve ever been on. I’d much rather ride the tower of terror over and over. First the elevator was tilted towards the outside of the building and then as it moved up in changed to tilt towards the ...

... a general direction, I struggled with the GPS as it was calculating the route at a snails pace..about 20 mins later..as I retried yet again to sort the GPS out, I saw..."Walking in this direction"..Grrr..it was set in pedestrian mode and once flicked over to Drivng mode, we got a route very quickly and were heading in the right direction!<br> Off we zoomed, out of Paris across France...we have a radio with alot of English songs on most French channels and with the two of ...

... since I had so little sleep and just trying to not fall over. We packed into a normal sized bus but had to load a lot of the luggage on the inside of the bus. Then we drove the 50 minutes on the Autobahn to Braunshweig!! We couldn't go too fast since the bus is not a Mercedes, Porsche, Volkswagon, BMW or any of the other nice German manufactured cars.

... sunny. Spent most of the drive trying to find somewhere to pull in for lunch. No lay-byes in Belgium, it seems, so we failed. We've never driven so far without being able to stop if we wanted to. <br>This stellplatze is on the bankside of a canal which, though probably not more than 30m across, has some quite large barges passing along it. Each barge has the captains car aboard. Before dinner we took the bike to Neerpelt where it had petrol and we had ...

Today was one of the longest expected days of the itinerary, and so it turned out. We blasted along the motorway out of Belgium, then through the Netherlands th Neijmegan (sp?) and Arnhem, the "bridge too far" town. We looked at the Airborne memorial and the nice little information centre, then wandered over to the street market for fish &amp; frittes. Then into Germany and our ...

Arrived at Hannover right on time, nice medium size airport but even so the bags were on the carousel by the time we were through immigration, brilliant!<br><br>A quick toilet stop us like kids us older folk have to grab the opportunities when the arise, the out into the concourse to find the transfer driver holding up his Autostadt board.<br><br>After sorting out confusion about the wrong name and the wrong number of people with little German on my part and about ...

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... its centre, there exists a black hole of infinite history and culture to peeled off, scraped away, turned upside down and even minute moments of time swept under rugs where some fear to peak, not realizing that each speck of marginalized dust is in fact a gem, a treasure, a hidden library and chronology of its own moments of life and creation of memories and enhancements of legends. Bückeburg Castle is the former residence of the reigning Graf ...

Today, we packed up for the journey to Nienburg and also planned a couple of visits on the way; however, Karen even with her medications was only just starting to improve. We drive passed many windmills now dotting the landscape like oilwells in Alberta or water pumps in California. Ubiquitous? everywhere? How about just simply, the placing of a modern oversized airplane propeller on top of a tower in the middle of everywhere in order to somehow conserve or ...

Sitting in the train on the way from my mom to my hometown. Had many nice moments yesterday and today and most of the sad thoughts were blown away!!! When I talk to my family or friends about my trip and my projects, everything sounds so unreal, so surreal, like bubbles...quite coloured and nice to see but so facile and soft... The next 2 weeks I will have again looooots of work and projects. No ...