Hotel Schlosspalais Wernigerode

Dorf= Village
We traveled to Wolfbrittel today on the 420 bus, which is an adorable little village (Dorf) right outside of Braunschweig! Went to the Jägermeister plant they have there. It was a fantastic tour! They are so efficient, well organized and thorough with the entire process. There are so many quality checkpoints from the ingredients and then during the ...

Went to Salzgitter today which is about 20 minutes southwest of Braunschweig by bus. We went sort of early in the morning to get there. We listened to a company member talk about what the plant does and how the process works. Then we saw a 10 minute film about his explanation that was pretty cool. What type of steel they produce, what materials they use, what forms they produce and who they sell to (countries).

Then we got to put on cool ...

... Delhi is a very traditional and conservative district... Whoo hoo. I was extremely thankful for the tips and experiences she shared with me. Also, she said that I probably wont need the mosquito tunnel since we will only be in the North of India. Anja, from whom I got the net, travelled to South so I guess that's a different thing. In the end, what does that mean for the kids over there?? More room for pencils and books ;o)

... which is less than I expected). Approximately 12 kg were the result. Not too bad, but I am sure I will change my opinion very soon...probably after 3h of walking around ;) Well guys, I hope you follow us from time to time and that the fact that I will keep this blog in English doesn't bother you my dear Germans!! Let us know what's happening at home. We will try to post pictures and entries as often as possible!!

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... dinner and then went to a brewery for a few beers with Erica's friend Vladimir who is from El Salvador. On Friday morning, I accompanied Erica to the nearby town of Goslar. Goslar is a UNESCO protected city, which means it is being preserved because of its cultural significance. From the Middle Ages until 1986, Goslar was a mining town. As a result of the mine, the town was pretty important, and was even one of the cities the Kaiser ...

In April 2008 there would be an International week. In that week professors from all over the world came to teach some courses at our University. Unfortunately there were not enough courses for everybody, so you had to be fast. The list, were we had to sign in were put in the hall one week before the courses started. It was 9.00 am at Monday when I went to University ...

... train) up to Schloos W*******ode (W*******ode Castle) and so we set out to the Bimmelbahn stop. On arrival at the stop we discov**ed that we had just missed the last departure of the day at 4pm! An assessment of the situation showed that in the fading light it would be too dark to see anything by the time we walked up so we resigned ourselves to some arvo tea at a cafe on the town square. By the time we got out it was almost dark and the parents decided that they wanted to ...

... Warstein** be** (finally!). We dined with real crock**y around our table as we tilted into the curves and hurtled through the countryside v**y smoothly at 200km/h - extremely civilised. As if this wasn't enough, aft** our meals w**e completed and cleared away DB provided us with free chocolates! This appears to be a regular ICE 1st class p**k and they w**en't just cheapo Cadbury, we're talking really good chocolate cabinet stuff h**e, mmmmmmmm ...

After just a short time in Mainz I went North to visit my friend Andi at my first university in the Harz mountains. And it wasn't even raining there! Normally Clausthal gets so much rain and fog that you hardly see the sun - and I have 3 years of experience to be able to say it's true :-)