We're in a Bokeloh and there is no wifi. Feeling very disconnected from the world. Feels like back in the days of the telephone! Now visiting Hannover and luckily there is free wifi in the station. Will check in again when in Luxembourg ... err did I spell it right?
Keep up the good vvork of keeping us informed of your locations as you travel.. I enjoy reading of your adventures.. Hank
Whoa, you found a part of the world with no wifi? More photos please....when you get a good enough connection to post them that is.
I'll look forward to your photographs once you can get a connection to post them. I hope the weather is still be good to you both.
I like to be without internet sometimes, but that feeling usually only lasts about 3 hours max. Perfect
Thank you all, I am now with wifi again. Will post more photos whenever I can. Sorry to keep you all waiting.
KK Ng--OH What Fun. Back in May of 2003 my honey and I went to Munich Germany. The country is very beautiful and the subway, trolly cars and trains in Europe are a fantastic way to get around. We went to the town of Berchtasgaden to take a tour of Hitlers Eagle Nest fortress. But there was still snow on it, and it was not open to tourests. So we decided to tramp through the Berchtasgaden National forest. The hiking trails were very nice with food and beer rest stand areas right on the trails. So you could stop and have a beer and snack. We stayed in a very quaint B&B in one of the little towns we came to just off of the trail. Then headed off the the Czech republic. We fell in love with this wonderful country. Many of the older building where spared during WWII as it was not extensively bombed. Czechky Krumlof was one of our favorite little towns. It was like stepping back into the 1300's with a Castle at the head of the town and cobble stone streets. I read that in the 1300's the Rosenberg family made it their home quarters. Looking forward to see where your adventures lead you.
I am looking forward to your pictures also. When I was a teenager, military brat, we were stationed in France but went on a trip to Germany and then down to Italy.While in Germany we toured King Ludwig II Castle in Southwest Bavaria. It was fantastic. To me, at that age, the entire trip was like a fairy tale.
Tooty2shoes we too enjoyed the country side and villages in Germany and we decided not to visit the big cities. The people in the villages were very friendly and most of them can speak English. We were able to see a few deer, hares, woodpeckers and snakes also in our walk in the jungle trails. I can understand what you meant 2ofus, I was in Germany in late 199o and this was my first trip to Europe. It was in late autumn and everything looks like a page from a picture of a calendar. I visited a castle and was totally impressed and wowed!
