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Justice?
... supermarket bags and was pulling them away from her...THEN Nikki realised the bags had the old lady's groceries in them...the old lady thought Nikki was taking her dinner away....very embarrassing....as the night wore on and it got cold and dark we .sat in the lounge of the Ramada....next to the train station......we gave the wonderful reception desk some roses for letting us stay there....until 1.34 ....when we hopped onto an over night train to ...
Smokers, Spiced Specialties and Sleds in Nuremburg
... and a quarknodel dessert. The dessert was too rich to finish - quark filled with nougat and bathed in cherry sauce.
Sleds
The Germanisches National Museum is a labrynth of German cultural treasures through the ages. I especially liked the collection of horse-drawn winter sleds from the 1700s; ladies sat on the seat containing a compartment for heated rocks while the men stood on the ...
Nürnberg is nice
... snowed all day and never got above 33 so it was nice to be in a warm room. When we went out a while later the snowfall had lightened a bit and we found a little café selling sausages and another selling hot mulled wine... Heaven. Stephne wanted some soup so we went back to Brown's Café and had soup and a beer and then hot chocolate. We hit the sauna upstairs when we got back and that was a treat. Stephne didn't last long -- I went for the whole experience and ...
Bamburg, Germany
... though the original cathedral burnt to the ground about 175 years later. However, this cathedral was constructed on the design of the original one, with the choir facing west rather than east, as was the case in the first St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. It is Romanesque in style, so not as light and airy as the one we saw in Regensburg two days ago. The only tomb of a pope outside of Italy is in this Cathedral, that of Pope Clement II. There is a ...
Nuremberg, Germany
Forgot to mention about the "lock" bridge from Baumberg (which was first introduced in Cologne but did not get to see one there). Lovers put their initials, names, etc. on a small lock and attach it to the wire railings of the bridge to wish for a long relationship--nice tradition. Jill took a photo of some locks on the bridge in Bamberg. We docked early this morning for a four hour bus tour of Nuremberg--stopped at the Nazi rally grounds (I ...
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