Pension Augsburg Munich
Schillerstrasse 18 Munich, Bavaria, 80336, Germany
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Back to civilization (no offence, Italy)
Early start was no problem. The bus driver refused to let me pay him and I'm sure he wasn't just being nice, but I didn't complain. And so it is that I say goodbye to Italy, where I have spent what seems an eternity but is in fact less than three weeks. Despite some positive memorable moments, my lasting impression of this country as I fly out will …
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Still day one
... and kind. After our afternoon with him, we went back to the hotel and refreshed ourselves a little....it was about 4:00 in Germany but 8:00 a.m. In Tulsa, and with very little sleep on the flight, we had been up for over 24 hours...but we soldiered on and got back on the train and went in search of the American Housing that John lived in when he was adopted. By the time we got there it was dusk. And it seemed that we took a few wrong ...
Day 82
... the tent joining in. A group of us left the tent around five and headed for the rides, which we all thought would end badly but was so much fun and no stomach linings seen. After a few ride we decided to make the long trek back to our hostel which included a few stops along the way with the main one being at the local maccas. Eventually after a few hours we made it home and went to bed for some need rest to do it all over again tomorrow. ...
The Good and the Bad
... a few days before we were there so "I didn't missed" it after all. Did you know it is the fourth largest in Europe? Do we have any in the states?
Marienplatz used to be the market center during the Middle Ages. This was a great meeting place for festivals, jousting tournaments and executions. Marienplatz means St. Mary's Square and the town wanted her protection against the cholera epedimic. A large statue of ...
Oktoberfest: Putting my German Genes to the Test
... week: sauerkraut, schnitzel (also in burger form), potato pancakes, bread dumplings, pretzel, every type of sausage you can imagine, beer roast, and fried donuts on a stick. I swear I would be such a fat load if I moved to Germany.
Dignity and brain cells were not the only thing lost in Munich. We had a small scare when two of our comrades were no where to be found one morning after a trip to the tents. The Oktoberfest "lost ...



