Mosel Hotel Hahn Koblenz

... So viel ist schon passiert, so wenig habe ich bisher erlebt. Neue Freunde, eine 2te Familie und ein ganz anderes Leben erwarten mich hier. New York, meine neue Liebe! <br><br>Jetzt, mit mehr Zeit und Muse widme ich mich dem langersehnten Lebenszeichen. :) <br><br>Viel Spaß beim lesen!<br><br>

... to a dual carriageway. The coaches are invariably full as they transfer folk from Hahn airport to Main airport as well as the city of Frankfurt, where we arrived at 11am. October is the month of many celebrations and festivals in Germany; we found one in the centre of Frankfurt which was about the farming community and its harvest, but not a Harvest Festival in the Religious form. Its main thrust was showing where food ...

Seriously. A real medieval CASTLE. The Rhine Valley is freakin´ adorable. But it wasn´t easy to get to...<br>Instead of shelling out 100 Euro for a train from Munich, we were lucky that our new friend Matias was heading back north, so we got to experience the Autobahn. I think we only got up to about 180 km/hr. So we got to see some of the countryside, and then they dropped us off at a random train station pretty much in the middle of nowhere. From ...

... the WW1 sacrifice of the local reserve infantry division based in the town. It seems a bit sad that the Germans don't remember their war dead as we do in Australia. Yes they were on the losing side and there were atrocities committed (by both sides), but many of the soldiers fought just as bravely as their enemies.<br><br> Rhine<br><br>We shared our Rhine River cruise with lots of German ...

This is not a great adventure, more a welcome back.<br><br>It is great to be back in Villiprott to visit our old friends since the 70ies. Now I have been staying with them for two weeks and we have done a lot of different things. This part of Germany have many interesting places to visit, both nature and culture.<br>

So well I on my way to Bremen I had a 2 hour stop in Koblentz and it was 11 at night. I wish I could say I went and partied hard but I didn't. I tried, I followed some spot lights in the sky but those were to far to walk to so I just walked around a few blocks and found a dinner/bar and had a few ...

... are frequently used as the platform for staging the fireworks. <br><br>Having seen the fireworks in Bonn in 1996, we decided to this time in 2009 visit the event at St. Goars on 19.09.2009. In my opinion, St. Goars was by far a better location than Bonn. St. Goars is close to the famous Loreley Rock which gives it a locational advantage. <br><br>The Loreley Rock is a German legend ...

Straight from finishing work with COLT, I went to V festival. No pics, and you can get stories directly, but I then flew straight out on Monday to meet Philip, Lawrence and Elias in Germany to catch up on Philip's stag do. The plan is a week-long tour through Epernay &amp; Reims France (I missed that bit), Köln, Kerpen, Nürberg etc through ...

... to 1842 as a Summer Residence. Currently closed for further renovation.<br><br>The Loreley (lorelei) is a 132m high slate cliff near the town of St Goarshausen and at this point the the Rhine is 25m deep and only 113m wide making it the most dangerous places for ships passing in the upper middle Rhine Valley. There is a monument of a distraught beautiful women combing her golden hair at this point which legend has the barges coming to destruction because they looked at her ...

... of time and searched for an ATM. There was a track change so we had to ask a few questions and ended up departing a few minutes late. Left luggage at the front of the car for the first time and were a little nervous about it but it worked out fine. I expected Thalys to be a direct train but there were 2 stops before Köln. We ate sandwiches we had made from our grocery trip in Brussels and relaxed ...