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... exit. It's amazing how easy this is and how effective it is. I wonder why we can't do that? Oh yeah... we might need to teach people how to merge, first!!! lol Our walk through Baden was very nice. It was more of a casual stroll and I even tried on some clothes! We stopped at my Uncles favourite ice cream shop and I actually had a pistachio ice cream cone... will wonders never cease? It was delicious! Wiener ...

... Very old too. I thought it was all very elegant, the way that it was set up. You could definitely tell that it was an imperial zoo. After spending the whole day at the zoo we were right next to/ in the Shonbrun gardens so we decided to just walk around in them. The last time we had been here it was still kind of winter so the trees didn't have leaves on them and there really weren't any flowers. Now all of the trees had leaves and there were lots of flowers and all of ...

On this day we had in mind to take the Day Bus , this was a tour that we would be able to see many things in Wien in a short ammount of time and learn many things about the history and culture of Wien, its kidna stupid if you think about it, us taking this on our last full day of being here , when what we really should have was taken this tour on our first day of being in ...

... a bus to the place that Beethoven lived for some parts of his life, its called Beethoves Memorial or also called Pasqualati House.To get there we took a taxi because there would have been no other way to get there, that was around 25 Euro. It took around 7 years to build and it was built around the 17th century. This tour was a little more then 18 Euro per person to see , but i thought it was worth it. After some time of it becoming tedious of being in a place that we had seen already ...

... dont feel like waiting for them, so i wrote them a note and i left. On the way there i took a standard bus which was only about 5 Euro to get all the way there. I get there and i see the tour and it was really good and i liked it. The tour costed about 15 Euro in total with everything included. Then i meet up with Eloise and Salar and after they see it (i saw it again lol) we go to a restaurant and since ...

Travel preparations are taking place :-) We have not packed yet, because we are busy with creating our first blog. Time is fleeting! We're leaving soon and there are still so many things to do. Wir sind immer noch nicht ganz fertig mit unseren Reisevorbereitungen :-). Haben natürlich noch nichts gepackt, statt dessen richten wir diesen Blog hier ein. Es gibt noch so viel zu tun, aber jetzt dauert's nicht mehr lange. Liebe Grüße, "Jaipur on Tour"

... sitting up the front with the driver! bit of shopping at the markets too, a few traditional items for Abby including dress, headband, doll, vest, shoes and a few other things.... We left budapest then headed back to szeged and spent the next few days with belinda and nicole sight seeing. We went to opusztaszer which is similar to what we knew as an 'old sydney town' belinda even got chosen twice to participate with the horse ...

... on a guided tour around the Spanish Riding School in the afternoon. The night time activities will consist of going to Hofburg to the Imperial Palace to watch the Weiner Hofburg-Orchester (Vienna Hofburg-Ochestra) performing compositions by Johann Strauss and arias and duets of operas by W.A. Mozart. There will be 40 professional musicians and international soloists of the Vienna State Opera. After some champagne and crossoints, we will head off to the Busabout pickup ...

I've been very busy the last month, which is probably apparent by my lack of diary entries. Today was my last test, so I have some free time now to write a little bit about what has happened in the last month. In late November, I went home to the US for 4 days to celebrate Thanksgiving and my 21st birthday. 4 days seems like a really short time, but it was good to be home for a little while to see everybody and the flights went really smoothly. When I got back, I had a few days of free ...