Tulip Inn Munich Schwabing

... that a surfer designed on the Rhine River. Surfers can go back and forth<br>on this man made river wave for hours. <br>Overal,l the bike tour was very good but not as good as per conceived<br>expectations I had based on how awesome I heard it was from a lot of people.<br>For one thing all the bikes were really really ******. The seat of my bike<br>didn&#8217;t stay up so I had to ride low rider style the entire way which would have<br>been acceptable if we were touring ...

... some reason and the trains were going in the wrong direction. This may have had something to do with how much beer we&#8217;d had, I&#8217;m not sure. But eventually we figured out how to get to the right platform. We made it back to the hostel by 11:30 pm and promptly fell asleep.<br><br>Auf Wiedersehen!<br><br>P.S. I added pictures to the last two entries, and updated the city to reflect where we really were (i.e. Salzburg). So please check them out!<br>

Um 15h landen wir in München. Martins Freund Kappi will die Buam abholen, aber er irrt noch in München rum. Wir lassen die Buam mit dem Gepäck zurück und fahren mit dem Zug heim. Obwohl wir die Hitze gewohnt sein müssten ist das eine schweisstreibende Geschichte!

... cool stuff especially if we ever come back and it is still hanging (Bill guarenteed it would be)! We drank for a few hours before going back to the Hofbrauhaus for some food and beer. We met some American's and Canadians, and brought them back to Pusser's after closing to meet Bill. At some point me and Buddy went off to a club with some Austrian guys that we talked ...

A sunny morning today in Munich - we all slept in after our long day yesterday - and then spent a bit of time at home doing laundry and getting things organized. We then took the train into Munich and walked around a bit through the Viktualienmarkt checking out the cute Christmas items. Then we went to our favorite "1-800-Sausages" This is not the real name - but our name for it. We were so cold from ...

... cool with that. Once in Pullach, I walked to Burg Schwaneck, a beautiful old castle, now serving as a youth camp venue. The meeting with Claus was mostly in German, and some English when I didnt know something. My job will be to play games with German kids and encourage them to speak English. It´s not like school, it´s more like a school holiday camp so the kids have lots of fun with theatre games and art and craft ****. So it will be 5 weeks in and around München ...

Hi from Germany.. right when i arrived my roomate and i headed off on a pub crawl.. and learned a bit about the beer here in Germany. they seriously dring this stuff like its water!!!! the beer garden we went to yesterday housed 5,000 people and it was almost completley full of people just drinking! i have to say they have amazing pretzels to accompany the beer ...

... houses and sheds against an extremely clear blue sky. It was cold when I reached Fussen, coldest that I have ever experienced but this quaint little medieval town was all decked in Christmas decor butI didn't have the time to walk around the town as I had to quickly take the bus to the castle. I didn't fancy a walk in the cold so I took the horse carriage not knowing that I had to wait for enough ...

... Time to rethink my route. Directly north was Munich, a city I was going to bypass as navigating such a city without the maps would be too frustrating. Now I had them, instead of continuing east I decided to head north, visit Munich and continue south east thus avoiding the gaps in the map. I now had a plan. Rain delayed play but soon as it eased I was on the road. Set off at 12.00 following the usual ...

... beneath a copper beaded veil in the dark winter night. A seven and a half hour flight carried us to the rolling farmlands of Germany, demarked by stands of tall deciduous trees, barren of leaves. ******* Delta flight 490, Thu 16 Dec 99, Leaving Phoenix 9:35, Arriving New York 16:15. Delta flight 76, Thu 16 Dec 99, Leaving New York 20:40, Arriving Munich 10:35 Fri 17 Dec 99.