By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started this day by exploring Greensboro. The city is named in honor of Nathaniel Greene (a major general of the Continental Army of the American Revolution). The city was also was known as “Greensborough.” The city is filled with grandiose architecture, but I must admit…
We arrive in Berlin, park the car at the train station, and go get some lunch. “Fish and Chips” is the name of the restaurant … of course we got fish and chips. Actually, the best fish and chips I’ve tasted. Next, we hop on a city touring bus that shows you most of the Berlin. The bus travelled the red…
We start the day doing laundry. First, we find a laundry mart in the center of the new part of Dresden, surrounded by Soviet era apartment buildings. After finishing our laundry, we walk over to an underground shopping mall and find a “wurst place.” We ordered some wurst and wiener schnitzel. The food is great …. nothing like wurst in Germany. Full…
We wake up to an amazingly cloudy and rainy sky. Dang….we planned on taking a scenic drive from Salzburg to Vienna. All hope is not lost, we all jump out the door and sing “rain, rain go a way come again some other day” and we look up and it just gets worse. Guess the…
Finally we arrive in the Rhine Valley which is a home to many small towns. The Rhine is a river in Western Europe that begins in the Swiss Alps and flows for 820 miles (1,320km) to the North Sea forming the German-Swiss border before flowing through Germany and the Netherlands. Since Ancient Roman times, the…
We drop Natalia off at the air port in Paris and say “au revoir.”
We started off the day by having a real breakfast! The plate had bacon, eggs, coffee and pretzels … some German flare! We bought our breakfast at a gas station outside of Salzburg, and it wasn’t seven eleven! After breakfast we headed into Germany intending to drive along the “romantic road.” Somehow we got lost,…
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