Dancing in front of the famous gazebo from "The Sound of Music"
Devo called and they want their outfits back!! Actually, these were our uniforms for the Salt Mine Tour in Salzburg. Made going down the slide much easier!
At the 1972 Olympic Swin Center in Munich. We actually got to swim there for a few hours!
At the famous Hoffbrau House on our final night!
Neuschwanstein Castle under a Winter Wonderland
We climbed the tallest church steeple in the world! Holy cow were we dizzy!
Note--Shawn's GIGANTIC German Schnitzel with fries and my salad!
Bike riding in Heidelburg. Our bikes definitely weren't made for time trialing!
Running near the Rhine along the endless bike and running pathways. They were everywhere.
One of my lovely vegan meals at the Castle
Visiting Burg Eltz. It required a lovely 1 hour hike!
View of The The Rhine from our castle room
Riding in Rothenburg
Jetlagged and weary, we still made it to Oktoberfest as soon as we arrived!
...so many more memories were made on this wonderful trip!
4 comments:
I love the Neuschwanstein Castle!! Did you know that they actually close part of the Mosel River down to have an auto free day?? It's called the Happy Mosel and only inline skaters and bikes are allowed! Beautiful! I'm glad that you enjoyed your trip to Germany!! Tchuss!!
Very cool - your pictures bring back memories of our times in Germany.
I can remember the Salt Mine Tour in Salzburg as well. If I recall they also gave us some interesting hats to wear with our suits.
Where in the hell are your helmets? Christ Sapp..... how many times do I have to tell you!!!!!!
Lovely photos!!
I have not traveled much overseas but am thinking iron tris are the ticket/excuse for doing so. Thanks for wetting my appetite!
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