pentahotel Chemnitz

... thing in Saxony - afternoon tea (at least traditional in the country areas where they grew up). Then 'twas time to say "tschoss" as I caught a lift with Connie up to Chemnitz. I had a great time and really appreciated the time and effort that the girls put into showing me the sights of Dresden and tasting some of the culinary dishes of Saxony.

I was in Chemnitz for only one reason - to catch up with the star of the local theatre - Anna ...

Hey my dear friends, after my placement in Munich, I went to my parents' house to enjoy my free time and to get some rest. I have been here 2 weeks already and its definitely time to move on. I will go back to Breda, Holland by bus tomorrow. It will take me about 14 h !! so wish me lots of fun ...

After a rainy, grey day, so far, the sun has just come out. The houses have a particular style, with a steep pitch to the roof, square windows, and they are often big- four or five storeys high. Often they will have turned-up edges where the guttering goes. We have just drawn up in Glauchau (Sachs) Station and there is a car transporter train loaded up with nothing but VW Passat saloons. (We passed a VW factory a few miles back.) The sun has ...

Just spent 3 days in the region known as the Erzgiberger. Famous for their nutcraker dolls and Xmas decorations. Tan and I had been here before but it's a place you could easily revisit there was heaps to see. Nathan and Inge were impressed, in particular at a town called Seiffen (a stones throw from the Czech border). The whole place is surrounded by deep valleys and thick forest, it would be awesome during winter time.

Franz and Hildegard took us to see the ...

... been going well into the 200 km per hour. I was a little uncomfortable at first but you quickly get used to it. She was telling me that most highways in Germany are traveled this fast. Cars weaving in and out, tring to past the trucks. Thankfully Tilly was not a tailgater which would have made things much worse. It was only about 10 minutes before you start to forget about the speed. The plan was simple, good music, good conversation, and see ...

In my white lab coat.............. It was really interesting to examine and take apart people and learn about the functions of the human body. I didn't care for the smell too much, it started to get too much after 30 minutes, but it was a cool experience.

Well Queen's Day in Amsterdam did live up to the hype, amazing with all the people and orange and the Dutch bands I hadn't heard of! It really was crazy. We then had 3 days in Amsterdam staying at a friend's cousins place while they were away. Really good to chill out and relax for a short time, before back on the road again last Saturday. Stayed in Cologne one night, hostel was awesome, I had this 60y/old gross man in my room, who lay in the bed the whole ...

Päevakokkuvõte. Hommikul ärkasime Freibergi linnas asuvas hostelis. Sõime samas ka hommikusöögi. Ingo Valgma, Tauno Tammeoja, Martin Lohk, Veiko Karu ja Christian Buhrow ööbisid professor Buhrow'i juures. Pärast hommikusööki läksime kõik koos Himmelfahrt Fundgrube hõbedakaevandusse, milles kaevandamine on lõpetatud. Hetkel kasutab kaevandust Freiberg'i Mäeakadeemia õppe ja arendustöö eesmärgil. Kaevanduses käidud, oli lõuna juba käes ja ...

We went through Germany to see where Bryan used to live and to visit one of his favorite breweries. We had dinner at the Gasthaus - traditional schnitzel and spetzel. Great beer and wonderful hospitality. Bryan had to get a rack of beer to take back with us, of course.

29.4.06 we had to leave the room at 9 so we met in the hall to have breakfast together and was a pretty yummy breakfast. after that we left for the next venue that was pretty near so around 12 we were there. damn i love micheal! yeah he was the promoter of the show in lichtenstein and he is also a damn great dude! anyway the fact that really signed our day was a ******n snowstorm. yeah nearly in may on the whole trip we were in a snowstorm with ...