Ramada Treff Resident Hotel Dresden

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... a little tour of Dresden too which was really nice! There are some pretty impressive old building. Well technically they are old but were almost destroyed in the war. They have only been rebuilt in the last 5 to 10 years which is amazing! Had a wicked Turkish vegie plate then said our goodbyes and got on the train back to Berlin. Back to public transport for us!

... I yelled it out! Herron Paracetamol has been my savour. I pop a couple of those and I walk around on a cloud. Music sounds better, everything looks prettier.

I'm off to Munich for Oktoberfest now. Don't know how I am going to handle drinking a beer. Probably going to mix it with some Paracetamol!

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... has - tourism, and it is set up for it. The city has a great train and tram network and many tour guides and information staff walking around the main areas.

After walking around taking photos for several hours, my battery went flat. I took this as a sign to get some food and sample the local beers. After stumbling across an Australian themed restaurant, I did a double take and realised that the menu advertised VB, at a ridiculous price, but damn I wanted ...

... where one of the caches was placed. Of course that we also stepped into the church which is considered to be the oldest church within Dresden´s town walls. I was amazed by the huge and interestingly plastered nave.

Then, we parked our car right in the city centre, very close to the Frauenkirche. This is another stunning church that was destroyed during the WWII (Feb 15th, 1945). But as we all know the diligent German ...

... up to thi point but as we entered this area, more and more people and tour buses began to arrive. Soon, the place was bustling with people and tourists.

As you may have noticed from my recent limited entries, I am now in an area where I have limited acess to the internet. I will add to this entry and add photos soon - check back around June 20.

Next stop, Paris.

Cheers!

Well this is my last entry for this trip. my plane left a t 7:10 AM and got home at 3:30 P.M. (chaging time zones rule!) I went back home a gave away all of my souveniers to my relavtive and my family. If I ever can go back to Dresden, I would DEFINATELY go again! i'd recommend this trip to anyone! now im going to go to bed, jet lag is killing me. Peace out. 395 Euros left( kept it as a souvenier for myself)

... me up. Unfortunately he speaks very little English so the car ride to the wedding was a little quiet. Jocelyn and Sam were married in the community where Sam grew up and his parents still live. This is about 20 minutes outside of Dresden. Jocelyn looked absolutely beautiful, positively glowing with excitement. They did a really good job in decorations as well. It was kept simple but in the simplicity was a lovely elegance. The flower ...

... lives of a thousand Germans were not worth as much as the life of one of the Allied forces. It's tempting, given the evil that the country as a whole committed to go along with that. Then again, the guys flying planes into buildings a few years back also felt they were fighting a greater evil. I think most of the more neutral players in the world would disagree with the validity of both attacks. "One must be careful when fighting monsters, lest one becomes a monster oneself ...

... la llave del candado y me agarré con la vieja de la estación del tren, ella en alemán y yo en español. Es que acá, como es Alemania Oriental, es muy raro porque muy poca gente por encima de los 25 años habla inglés. A uno lo miran con un poco de resentimiento los viejos, no son amables y como que no les gusta la manera como el turismo volvió a la ciudad. Los hosteles han estado bien y es que acá en los hosteles hay de todo, desde ...