Panorama Am Adenauerplatz Htl Berlin

... wall for members of the Allied forces. This was also the location of the Berlin Crisis in 1961.

We got a student discount at the Jewish Muesum, since we are students, and we walked for about 1 1/2 hours through the museum. The information was interesting, it goes all the way back to the origins of the religion and the lifestyle of the Jews throughout history. I would have liked to spend more time in the museum but we had to get back to the bus ...

... yolculuk oldu.

Postdamer'deki en baba komplex Sony Center. Bizdeki Kalyon'a benziyor. Ortasinda kocaman havuzlu bir avlu. Cevrede magazalar, sinemalar ve restaurantlar. Meydanin diger binalari da hep gokdelen tipi.

Donuste bindigim S-Bahn son S-Bahn'di ve bizim durakta durmadi. Geri donusum yine gece yarisi, Turk donercilerin oldugu, sarhos kaynayan mahallelerden oldu.

Berlin'de basimiza birsey gelmeden memlekete doneriz insallah.

... see the love they had for Monique.  We left London and Monique with a greater understanding and respect for the masters and Trainees of the Ki Centre . Monique pass  on our best wishes and good luck for the new centre.We left London on the 7th Oct and our next move is Friday 10th from Berlin to Singapore then three days in Singapore then home in New Zealand on 15th till then take care Lots of love Dianna and Brian

... film festival which is happening there at the moment. We seen a couple of movies and both were pretty wierd... Now we are in Berlin, trying to get our bearings to see the city and work out where we are going next. Even though is is Monday today we already have to start thinking about the weekend, because for some reason everywhere gets booked out then. Sorry about no photos, we havent had a hostel with a computer to load them up for some time so hopefully some will come soon.

Hi Everyone! It's me, and I'm in Berlin, Germany. It's very cool over here. There's so much history here. Between WWI, WWII and the Cold War, a tonne of stuff has happened here. I did a walking Third Reich Walking tour this morning and we covered a lot of stuff relating to Nazi Germany. We even got to ...

... new experiences... I need sleep! I can't even remember what I did today. I think I saw the Brandenburg Tor and maybe the Reichstag. By some miracle, I managed to stumble in the direction of my hotel, and a jolly fat German on a bicycle, wearing only a pair of short shorts, plead me to the exact spot. And now I'm here, sat lying exhausted on a bed, listening to a German soap opera in my underwear. Gods, the heat!

... ever major anti-communist uprising in Eastern Europe took place. The Berlin Wall - for 28 years the wall closed the border between East and West Berlin. The former SS Headquarters - the buildings that housed the Gestapo and the SS headquarters Checkpoint Charlie - the crossing point between the American and Soviet sectors The former Red Light District Gendarmenmarket - the famous concert house Bebelplatz - the national opera ...

... direction. The people what work in these places are generally quite miserable, but who could blame them? They sit in a box on a train station for hours at a time without moving - sounds like a lot of fun. Some of the other strange things you can see on the metro include buskers who come onto the carriages and these bums who try to sell you newspapers. The buskers have only ever played 'Killing me softly' in the ten times I have seen them - perhaps it is ...

... the wrong side of the road a few times but eventually I successfully deliver us to the Calais ferry stop in France. *A filling falls from my mouth at the ferry stop around 5am and I'm unable to deal with it so I have half a Stilnox to avoid the issue. Awakening groggily in London 3 hours later I leave my friends and venture back to Brighton on the train arriving at my desk in a heap just 1 hour late. An extreme trip.

... know how. It would take me hours to go over all of the questions and reflect on all of the interactions here. I will have to figure out a forum and way in which to do more thinking about this after the trip is over. Perhaps, there will be interested organiyation in LA where we can talk about our experiences and share what we have learned. In the short time we spent with the Germans, I made some VERY preliminary alalyses and will share what I view as ...