Ibis Hotel Kassel

... of things that we could manage to see in a day.<br><br>Our first stop was and two-and-a-half drive to Kassel and the Brothers Grimm Museum. Unfortunately, when we got there, the museum was closed for renovations. Not wanting to make the trip to Kassel a total waste, we visited Wilhelmshöhe. It's a great park and wooded area with castles, fountains, and beautiful views. We hiked around ...

... stuff for diner. We stop in a big hardware store to find out if anyone knows where a campground is. The first person Len talks to speaks really good English. He asked Len where he was from and Len said Winnipeg. He tells Len he has been to Lake Winnipeg and across to Alberta. Wow, what a surprise. We find that about 8 kms from here there is a campground. I struggle with a woman telling me the directions, in German. I think I ...

... market and I got the chance to do something totally forbidden back at home. Walk in, chose my bottle of volka, and pay for it, she didn't even ask to see my id. Don't worry, i won't get used to this. Bottle goes in the basket and we continue down the road to the park. We make it to the park and meet his class of about 22 people, only 8 guys. We had massive sausages or hot dogs, I didn't ...

... did not spend that much money, probably around 20 000US. The countrys i liked best: Bolivia, Argentina, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mexico (in that order). Would i do it again? Anytime! but with more time to spend. Do you need a 4WheelDrive? Well occasionally it is nice to have but not really. A high ground clearance is important. As for the car, dont buy something expensive. You wont get your ...

*1952 in Linz (AT), lebt in Berlin (DE) Rockenschaub bezieht seine verführerisch-emblematischen Formen aus der Kunstgeschichte, Popkultur und Architektur. Indem der Fokus seiner Arbeiten auf räumliche und perzeptive Wechselbeziehungen gerichtet ist, steigern sie die ästhetische Erfahrung. Ebenso wichtig ist seine parallel dazu stattfindende ...

Terry and I journeyed to Kassel, hometown of the Brothers Grimm, for the Documenta art exhibition happening there until the end of summer (September 23). As I had already been there once and created a separate travelogue for Documenta, I have added ...

... leaving we saw something on the path that looked kind of like a little bird bobbing about. As we got closer to it we realised that it was infact a mouse which had giot it's head stuck in the shell of a nut. So we get down on our hands and knees and help the poor bugger out of his predicament, it was verz funnz.... will show zou the pics when we get back!! Not sure if I mentioned it last time but we met a reallz nice guz on the ...

Well, I got here. The plane ride wasn't too bad. Only nine hours, 2 movies and food. Free alcohol but I didn't partake because I'm a good little boy (actually I didn't want to show up hammered). The travel went pretty well except one student left his backpack on the Frankfurt city train with his Passport, Money, wallet, and digital camera in it. luckily he was able to ...

... Samstag, 31. Juli "Liebevolle Augen" Die Einweihungen beginnen täglich um 10.00 Uhr. Am Abend wird Lama Ole Nydahl Belehrungen geben und Fragen beantworten. 72-Stunden-Meditation auf "Liebevolle Augen" beginnt am Samstag, den 31. Juli um 19.00 Uhr und endet am Dienstag, den 3. August um 19.00 Uhr Kurs "Bewusstes Sterben" mit Lama Ole Nydahl beginnt am Mittwoch, den 4. August morgens um 10.00 Uhr und endet am Sonntag, den 8. August 2004 um 14.00 Uhr

... Deutschlands mit rund 20.000 Besuchern. Die Karma-Kagyü-Linie wurde im 12. Jh. gegründet und ist die zweitgrößte buddhistische Schule Tibets. Lama Ole Nydahl und seine Frau Hannah begegneten 1969 erstmals dem 16. Karmapa, dem Oberhaupt der Karma-Kagyü-Schule. Nach mehreren Lehrjahren in den Himalajas bat dieser sie, die Lehre im Westen zu vermitteln. Seitdem hat Nydahl rund 400 Kagyü-Meditationszentren weltweit gegründet.