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Learning and Seeing European Politics
... been to France over these past couple of months I am always amazed by what a beautiful country it is (and their elaborate and delicious pastries). The city was heavily decorated for Christmas and very cold but I wasn't as freezing once I bought an authentic french barrett. I started out by going in the church and decided that was the prettiest one I have ever seen. Even though it is not as big as the church in Ulm I loved the colorful stained glass with biblical pictures ...
Oh what a night!!
Our Monday started after our train got in at almost 10 pm and Marlin drove Strasbourg France. Did you know that roads just STOP? Yep. GPS sucks here and there was mini heated words about turning the wrong way down and one way and then backing up and turning where it was not allowed. I Called the hotel and he told me he did not know where we were. Great! So we parked in an underground lot and walked with all of our bags down cobble stone and brick streets. We were tired ...
Another city...
... prunes! sadly stephanie has broken out in some sort of rash, so the first thing on out to do list is to try and find a pharmacy and get something to ease her itchies. the pharmacy was right across from the hotel. they really don't have benadryl, but the phamacy person recommended something else. i hope it works.
we hit up the cathedral notre dame, petite fance district, and shopping. stephanie and ...
Another Country
... oldest civic buildings remaining in the area (dated 1598).
The afternoon was spent very happily being bussed into Alsace for a wine tasting visit to one of the local cellars. The scenery was lovely, and those colours still amaze. The wine tasting was interesting as the region considers it is a cool climate area so comparisons were in order! We enjoyed every wine we tasted - thank goodness it was too far to post back!
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Oct 1, Rhein Valley
... carrying all sorts of stuff, ferries across as there were roads and trains on both sides of the river, tour boats and a few personal crafts. I didn't see any of the big rivver cruise boats you see so often in the travel pages advertising live-aboard cruises through much of northern Europe but I know they also share the river. I was surprised, also, to see that both banks are walled. In ...
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