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... on her face.....it is quality and huge.....well I know our plans for the next few days. I was buying a train ticket at the main railway station in Munich....at the next window a guy with a Slavic accent was having big troubles....he tried to pay for a ticket with a counterfeit 50 euro ..the girl said that it was not real money and the police had been called.....the poor guy....who was obviously innocent....then took out a roll of hundred euro notes and explained in broken ...
Munich
We caught an early train to Munich, we had to switch trains three times and we had no problems at all! We got to Munich mid afternoon and found our hotel. We quickly headed off to Dachau Memorial Site where Dachau concentraion camp was during WWII. It was one of the first concentration camps. Words cannot describe the feeling you got when you walked up. There was a museum with many pictures ...
Munich
... all went crazy in town and painted themselves in red paint and put red hand prints on all the monuments and statues. Apparently the street we were currently standing on was where all the locals flock to once they have a won a game and then it's like a huge street party. We rode through the Englischer Garten (English Gardens), these gardens are so pretty and have lovely water ways where you can swim. When it gets warm and sunny the locals go to this garden ...
The beginning is a good place to start...
... were not happy with the fact that they had to do all of the pat-downs. The scanners worked but the supervision had shut all of them off. The TSA administrators in the US are not the brightest managers in the world. Some have limited common sense at best and are just plain stupid at worst. The worst that I have experienced in the US are at JFK in New York.
Whilst waiting to board the flight we had something to eat at one of the ...
München mag Dich (Munich likes you)
... a (in)famous 400-yr old beer hall. Aside from being frequented by Mozart and JFK, this was the place where Adolf Hitler proclaimed his 25 theses for the Nazi Party.
Before heading back to the hotel, I finally got to taste the famed Munich Weißwurst (Weisswurst), a white sausage made from veal & fresh pork bacon. Traditionally, it is eaten between breakfast and lunch; you dip it in sweet mustard and eat with a pretzel. ...