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Schwangau, Germany: How Many Castles Does a King Need?
On this day, we got to meet our friend Curtis. It felt like another little taste of home. Curtis was good friends with our son, Levi, in high school. He was at our house almost as much as Levi was, so he became one of our “adopted” sons. Two years ago, he relocated to Germany Read more
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Medieval Memmingen
Our train broke today, so now we’ve experienced everything. We were supposed to take a train from Salzburg, Austria to Ulm, Germany and then transfer to a train to Memmengen. But the train stopped at Munich and said it was having difficulties and would “terminate” at Munich. Thank goodness for the Google Maps and Eurail Read more
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Salzburg: Classical and Country
We traveled to Salzburg on these days and were greeted with a constant, gray, dreary rain. We toughed it out anyway and explored the Salzburg Museum, Mirabel Gardens, and the home in which Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Like Einstein, Mozart’s genius made his life really difficult. He was born in 1756 to musical parents. Read more
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Medieval Memmingen
Our train broke today, so now we’ve experienced everything. We were supposed to take a train from Salzburg, Austria to Ulm, Germany and then transfer to a train to Memmengen. But the train stopped at Munich and said it was having difficulties and would “terminate” at Munich. Thank goodness for the Google Maps and Eurail Read more
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Salzburg: Classical and Country
We traveled to Salzburg on these days and were greeted with a constant, gray, dreary rain. We toughed it out anyway and explored the Salzburg Museum, Mirabel Gardens, and the home in which Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Like Einstein, Mozart’s genius made his life really difficult. He was born in 1756 to musical parents. Read more
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Interlaken & Bern, Switzerland: Back to Civilization
Still on our high from Zermatt but sad to say goodbye to Jason and Savanna, we headed to our next “home” in Bern, the capital of Switzerland. We had heard that Interlaken was a beautiful city too, nestled between two mountain lakes, so we decided to make a stop there to have a look around. Read more
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“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”
– St. Augustine
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