Landgasthof Adler Pelzmuhle
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A German/French/Swiss easter/birthday/anniversary
... we went to the very amusingly named Lake Titisee. This is in the heart of the Black Forest and is the most touristy area. It was a good pick in that it was one of the few places with open shops, restaurants etc. (lots of things were closed over the holiday period) but probably didn’t have the same charm that we found in other places. Nevertheless, we had a lovely walk around the edge of the lake with a stop along the way for lunch. It ...
Prolog
... Kuala Lumpur, Butterworth, die Gegend um Phuket und den Khao Sok National Park nach Bangkok durchschlagen wo unser Trip dann enden wird (wollen gar nicht dran denken!!!!). Alles weitere erfahrt Ihr dann hier. Rückflug 29.11.12 ab Bangkok nach Frankfurt ...
Selva negra - Bühl - Alemania
La ciudad de Bühl es parte del distrito de Rastatt, en el suroeste del estado de Baden-Württemberg, Alemania. Tiene una población de alrededor de 29.000, y está situado en la región entre el Valle del Rin y la Selva Negra.
Es realmente un lugar increíble, el lugar por el que anduvimos se llama Gertelbach-Rundweg, es donde comienza la Selva Negra. El recorrido que hicimos es por el costado de una cascada (Wasserfall)
Bueno, miren las fotos :)
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Wir liebe Lara (we love Lara)
... skies beckoning on Thursday we ventured to what Wikipedia claims is the world's 2nd largest beer festival, Volksfest. The Volksfest is a festival and attracts very little tourists, with the locals preferring it over Munich's Oktoberfest. With around 10 beer tents set up to resemble beer halls, famous around the world, Volksfest also has more carnival rides and food stalls than three Melbourne show combined. The beer tents are full of gusto, as glasses clink, ...
End of the line!
... original. The second was a chance walking into a local hostelry called the "Golden Angel". Wine quickly appeared - not what we had ordered, but hey you can't have everything - and there we were, absolutely surrounded by every conceivable depiction of cherubs. Climbing the walls, hanging from the ceiling, climbing up the banister etc etc. Honestly for an awful moment I thought I'd died and gone to heaven!!!
The next morning we all had to ...
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