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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Hello Hamburg, I think Germany’s biggest port. Beware falling crates.
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Sidewalk photo booths are not uncommon in Germany.
Do Germans get spontaneous desires to photograph themselves more than most people? I’m amazed they’re not vandalized like they would be in the US, although that’s a sad commentary on Americans. Continue reading
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Hello Dresden.
The Frauenkirche, built in 1775. The dome was destroyed in WWII and rebuilt. Continue reading
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Pork knuckle (knee) is a Czech specialty.
Enormous dish that comes served with horseradish, mustard, and peppers. Yum. Continue reading
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