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Squeeze it in, Berlin! By Dani
... a cheap dinner & beers we found to be the biggest challenge of the day!
Ending up at an Italian restaurant close to the backpackers & unfortunatley regretted it afterwards. The bill total didnt reflect the meal we were served. We were however entertained by the waiters openly arguing right near our table & ongoing sulking for most of the evening. We were trying to figure out what they were saying, they’d been so professional up until then...? ...
Germany!
... strengths and I should start dating cougars. Either way being 'interviewed' by the family the first time you meet them is always something I've been comfortable with, but this seems a little weird. I can't quite put my finger on it, suffice to say I was happier when it was just the two of us at the festival. Maybe this is the first time the family hates me but the girl doesn't? I wonder if I'll ever get the balance ...
Sauerkraut!
Change trains and one hour in Cologne so time to see the impressive Cathedral. Saw amazing photo from 1945 of the whole of Cologne flattened by our bombs and only the Cathedral left standing. Good journey for impressive football stadia – PSV Eindhoven and VW Wolfsburg right by the tracks (unfortunately couldn’t see Borussia in Moenchengladbach). Cologne to Berlin and the train hits 250 kph (156 mph). Check-in hotel. ...
Day 17 - an end to our glimpse of Berlin
... I was holding on to and she went to the bank to withdraw as much money as possible, pretty much leaving me with a basket full of goods as collateral lol. I was waiting for a while before Baba returned and said she was only able to withdraw 500 euros. We paid for the shopping and headed back to our hotel because it was about 2pm already. When we got back to the hotel the man at the reception desk helped Baba by calling the Travelex card company to ...
The new and cosmopolitan Berlin.....
... is also a Guide. She also has a somewhat interesting story, being Swedish but married to a Brit, had lived in NYC for a while and now living in Berlin. She said they had decided to “split” the tour and she would be taking half the group. She mentioned that Berlin is not as affluent as other cities in Germany, and thanked us for coming as tourism is the main source of revenue.
I ended up in the group with Jessica, along with an Indian couple ...