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... sell here. We also spent some time perusing and buying some items to add to our collection. Then it was on to Meissen, a town known for the world famous "Meissen porcelain" (or, "Dresden china") which they have been producing for around 300 years. Just like when they started, everything is still hand-crafted, right down to the little symbol (crossed swords) that goes on the bottom to mark its authenticity. We checked out the museum and were given a tour on ...

... worse, other lives - I guess saving brakes, tires and five minutes here and there is well worth it, don't you think?). We have become accustomed to this, although it is still scary at times to round a corner and see a car coming right at you - and especially on this particular route, it made it all the more hair-raising. The views from the corniche were breath-taking; the drive itself, breath-holding! I am now the proud owner of the world record for not taking a breath: two hours ...

... high arches, while the latter, in contrast, is a behemoth of a castle - the largest chateau in the valley with over 400 rooms and 200 fireplaces. In between we also made a brief tour of Tours, a nice laid back city with loads of young and easy-going people. There we also gave into our lusts and desires and ordered two pizzas from Domino's! It was the first one we'd seen on our travels and thought it might be our only chance, so we snatched it up. As soon as the pizzas were ready we were ...

... of an inch, so that when you braked, it moved a bit and made the clicking sound. He sprayed some stuff on the pads, put it all back together again, and it hasn't made the sounds since...so we are leaving it (he said it was safe...if anything, might be a little annoying). But we did plan to come back and get the rear brakes done. OK, so...where are we here. Right...Wednesday, after we got all that out of the way, we planned on bringing the van back Friday to get the rear brakes ...

... the shower. Speaking of shower, if you're not careful, she'll hop in with you! And she'll drink water from your glass...even if there's just a little at the bottom and it's a tall skinny one. She somehow squeezes her head down there to finish it off. Mmm...what else have we done since we've been here...we went to a big flea market on Saturday. It was a huge parking lot full of **** that the owners didn't want anymore...and about 99.99% that no one ...

... and riders attempted to spear the innermost ring with their lance. The culmination of this event was a pair of riders that simultaneously speared the same ring. After some more flag waving and tossing, the knights entered for the joust. The purpose was to shatter one's lance against the opponent's breastplate rather than to injure or unhorse the opponent. While perhaps not as exciting as what is done at Excalibur and Medieval Times, it was more authentic as far as what was done at ...

Our last day in Freising. Rick went to work and I took the S-Bahn to Hauptbahnhof. I found where the city a bus tour began and after dashing back to the train station to get change, I bought a ticket. Included in the tour was a visit to the Olympic Stadium and the tower ...