Hotel du Commerce Basel

so... es nochet... no die letschte Sache schnäll erledige.. ond scho gli stoht d'Sabine do zom öis abhole! - be dene doch öppe 7 Grad ond dem Räge verosse eschs om so schöner chöne mer ed wärmi! Es sett aso am Mettwoch doch 37 grad warm wärde en darwin.... :O)

so... i ben no a de letschte Vorbereitige ond denn esch es bald sowiet ond mer chöne go. Es esch chum z'glaube aber de Roger esch ab 7ni uf ond no es Gschäft go die letschte Sache erledige... - hoffe er chonnt bald weder hei ond helft mer nochli.... <br>Bes Bald!

... fairgrounds to check things out.<br><br>In Münsterplatz we rode the big wheel and got a nice view of the city lights reflecting on the Rhine. After our ride we just hung around a stall selling gluwein, drinking and chatting. Everywhere we went was crowded with people in good spirits and children full of sugar and excitement. Herbstmesse is a fun time in Basel!

... a pair of boots. We spent the evening with Erika, chatting and watching TV, and I surfed the net looking for ski work.<br><br>Again, I slept forever (maybe it&#8217;s the Swiss air?)and Megg Skyped home. Erika cooked us a really yum lunch - fish with potatoes and spinach. Erika used to work at the Basel Zoo and had some free passes, so the three of us went and spent the afternoon there. After that we all went to my Uncle Rolf and Aunty Doris&#8217; for a drink ...

We got back in Basel late yesterday afternoon. We had lots of time to sort out our luggage and for mom and dad to repack for their journey today. Today it was time to say good-bye. They are driving back to Paris and flying home midday tomorrow. I had parked their rental car in an underground garage right by my apartment. We all walked down to the garage together, Lincoln included, with their assortment of suitcases and carry-ons. Once we managed to squeeze everything in ...

... phone number that works everywhere<br><br>Casio Exilim camera (2) + batteries (4) + charger + SD cards (4)<br><br>Portable USB adapter for SD cards<br><br>Underwater camera case (~$60 but worked great for snorkeling)<br><br>Camcorder + charger + tapes (2)<br><br>Small tripod<br><br>Universal power adapters set<br><br>Retractable Ethernet cable<br><br>* Packing gear/Containers<br><br>Eagle Creek backpacks (Grand ...

This was what I really came to Europe for. Freiburg was just the beginning of an awesome adventure for me. The mountains and the forest and the cake. We caught a cable car up to the top of the mountain and wandered in the snow. Got some great photos. We made Freiburg our base and toured a fair bit around the region. Spent a night here and there and came back to Freiburg for the festival. Took about two hundred photos in two hours one day; they had a ...

... feast of contemporary art is also very close to Kunstmuseum, allowing visitors who are in the area for a short amount of time to get a complete cultural fix in one afternoon! <br><br><br><br>Fondation Beyeler: A huge collection of art, which boasts ...

... a place to stay so we slept on some benches in the train station. I was awoken by a security guard mumbling some sort of swiss french german at me. And now im updating my travel pod from Basel University next to the train station. Apparently this is one of the most famous and old universities in all of Europe. Nietzsche used to be a professor here. It is really cool and they have free internet.

... to the idea that the person's brain is so tiny that a penlight shone into his mouth will make his empty head gleam like a Halloween pumpkin. Fox says he has a list of more than 200 terms used by medical practitioners in Britain, but his collection shows that doctors around the world make up their own versions. In Brazil, for instance, physicians use the acronym PIMBA for what can be translated as "swollen-footed, drunk, run-over ...