Mannheim, Germany (2000-06-23) Day 11:
Marc Scheib
met us at the train station, and we went back to his apartment to meet
Melanie. We had a great steak dinner, and than excellent dessert. =9 I
drank half liters of Hefeweizen all night, Ryan tried a few different beers.
Melanie took us to a good basement club, with a dance floor and good music.
Marc asked earlier how much it would take for me to finish drinking, and
we found it to be about 2.5 liters of Hefeweizen. We danced for a while
then came back. This morning, a little foggy, we're just about to leave
for Heidelberg. |
Heidelberg, Germany (2000-06-23) Day 11:
The
castle here is high above and quite large. Inside is a HUGE wine barrel.
It's all very impressive. Remember not to trust them when Melanie says
Marc is asking for 'information'. |
Mannheim, Germany (2000-06-23) Day 11:
Marc and Melanie have been very kind. We had excellent
Tai food for dinner tonight, with plum wine. Then we went for a walk and
saw many great fountains about the city. Tonight we sleep, and plot as
to how to repay our hosts who have been too kind.
Berlin, Germany (2000-06-25) Day 13:
Ryan
and I changed plans and traveled to Berlin. We will be heading out to Prague
tomorrow. A walking tour of Berlin was most informative, and we learned
quite a bit about the events concerning the wall. The city is very interesting,
being split into two downtowns, and a new modern one growing in-between!
Our hostel is rather far out, in the country. It's nice to see trees. Techno
music wafted at us for hours as we played life sized chess. We shared the
room with a guy from Pennsylvania who had been working in London. His feet
stank. |
Berlin, Germany (2000-06-26) Day 14:
We’re getting ready to board a very early train to
Prague. We haven’t heard from Julie and Debbie for a while. The plan is
to walk into the heart of Prague and try to raise them with the walkie-talkie.
The train has taken us along the Vltava river, most
beautiful! The land jumps up in rolling rocky hills, but pauses for flat
expanses.
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