Guten tag Germany |
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Next we were off to Germany for two nights. Our first stop was in St. Goar along the Rein. We saw all the vineyards that grow along the 75' slopes. | |||
![]() We did a wine tasting and were able to try ice wine in the only other region that can compete with the Niagara region. |
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![]() One of the many boats that cruise the Rein, as it is major trade route. |
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I scanned < this image in black and white by accident, but here it is anyway. Next on to Munich. | ||
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Our tour guide Kiri was kind enough to act out the Glockenspiel so we could spend 15 more minutes exploring Munich. | ![]() The Glockenspiel. ... |
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![]() The shops up and down the main street that the Glockenspiel is on. |
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![]() I didn't take this picture. |
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The lobster won, I had to crawl back to the bus with pincer marks all over my body. > | ![]() |
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![]() The barometer atop the ___ Museum. |
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![]() And now off to the beer gardens. |
![]() Bavarian Purity Act of 1516: Only hops, yeast, water and barley may be added to the brew - no preservatives. |
![]() Steve and myself demonstrate the proper way to hold the 1L beer stein. |
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![]() Apparently the Munchen football team won some cup that night. |
![]() HofbrÀuhaus house, the world's oldest beer hall. |
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