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with sleeping Arrangements settled, we heAded out for dinner. i hAd that mAgicAl trAvel experience where you discover a brAnd new culinAry deight. get this- neuer wine, or new wine. this stuff is Aged for 1 short week, then served in pint glAsses. it tAstes like mikes **********Ade. me likey.

this morning we set off northbound up the wine road, or weinestrAsses. here is whAt you do- you drive to A teeny german ...

... like they have in Europe. It is fantastique. I LOVE it. I'm not so crazy about their barely cool drinks and pay toilets, but I'll take their public transportation system over ours any day. Then there's that whole Autobahn thing. Now tell me that a ticket-garner like me isn't going to love that! I will also say that so far, while the Europeans might not be the most helpful folks in the world, they are very orderly and prompt.

Bon Soir!

Continued down the Main River this morning. Docked at the small town of Aschaffenburg. No tours here; this is not a tourist town. I went off walking by myself since the town was right by the dock. I took the main street through town and found a few old half-timbered buildings. This is not an old or restored town. However, I did ...

... toilets smell. Bad. We transferred trains at Brussles to head for Brugge. I was repeating Flemish in my head. Dank oo. Dank oo. If I can say 'thank you,' I'm golden. Eh? Brugge had an expecadly small train station with a huge bicycle parking area. Sprawling yet clustered. Niels is waiting for us. He got here a few hours earlier from Koln. So, off we go to walk around Fantasyland Brugge.

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... what we were going to spend our last Thai Baht on which included everything from meals to bus tickets to food. We did a quick shop around and then headed to the palace where we were attacked by pigeon people that made us throw corn to the pigeons saying it was good luck. "...you throw you throw, will bring you much good luck..." "...No I don't wana throw..." "...you throw you throw, will bring you much good luck." After them forcing us to throwing their corn by tipping the corn into ...

... table and watched the festivities while drinking good beers that we'd never heard of before.
The hot spiced wine really took away the chill and we walked around Frankfurt for a while. It's much more scenic than we expected! especially the older parts of the city and the river front.
That night we had a fun dinner with Katie's friend Heather and her boyfriend Sebastien. They took us to a local restaurant with great apple wine!

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... out for some dinner and drinks. More pork knuckle and schnitzel for dinner, washed down with a stein of beer, then made a pit stop to pub for Kölsch and cocktails and then we headed back to Corrina and Phong's place to tank up and go to a club. A fairly messy night, but we had a great time. It was so good to catchup with mates, and hopefully the wait between drinks won't be too long. Thanks again guys for everything!

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