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100_0502
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  • Summary: Our hotel room in Munich. Here's Jessi not wanting to have her picture taken :-)
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100_0503
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  • Summary: A nice fountain in Karlsplatz ("platz" means "square" in German). It was quite close to our hotel, and somehow became known as my fountain.
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  • Summary: This is a statue near Marienplatz.
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  • Summary: The pedestrian zone right next to Karlsplatz - quite busy!
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  • Summary: The other side of the same pedestrian zone.
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100_0508
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  • Summary: St. MIchael's church.
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100_0509
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  • Summary: Here are the twin domes of Frauenkirche, which is 500 years old.
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100_0510
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  • Summary: A front view of the new town hall.
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100_0511
  • Title: 100_0511
  • Summary: The top of the new town hall. Note the glockenspiel on the lower part of the tower - I have a lot more pictures of that soon...
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100_0513
  • Title: 100_0513
  • Summary: The bottom half of St. Peter's Church.
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100_0514
  • Title: 100_0514
  • Summary: Here's the top half of St. Peter's.
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100_0519
  • Title: 100_0519
  • Summary: Now, back to the glockenspiel. It goes into motion twice a day for about ten minutes. Here it is before going into motion.
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100_0521
  • Title: 100_0521
  • Summary: Part 1: The wedding procession with the duke and the bride. This happens on the top level.
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100_0522
  • Title: 100_0522
  • Summary: More of the wedding procession.
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100_0524
  • Title: 100_0524
  • Summary: Part 2: A Bavarian defeats an Austrian in battle (also on top).
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100_0525
  • Title: 100_0525
  • Summary: Part 3: Dancing (in celebration). It happens on the bottom.
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100_0528
  • Title: 100_0528
  • Summary: At the very end of the "show", the rooster on top (who is named Hans) crows.
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100_0529
  • Title: 100_0529
  • Summary: The next day we went to an art museum. This is a cute painting called "Still Life with Cat".
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100_0530
  • Title: 100_0530
  • Summary: The central rotunda of the modern museum.
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100_0531
  • Title: 100_0531
  • Summary: A nice gate we walked through on the way to the museums.
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100_0532
  • Title: 100_0532
  • Summary: The Lowenbrau Biergarten, which is where we ate lunch.
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100_0533
  • Title: 100_0533
  • Summary: So we ordered a sampler platter for three people, but they must have expanded it for five, because this is it. It was huge, and we got nowhere near finishing it...
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100_0536
  • Title: 100_0536
  • Summary: This is me petting a wooden badger at a playground.
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100_0539
  • Title: 100_0539
  • Summary: A fountain with a statue of Neptune - Jessi and Carrie waded in.
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100_0541
  • Title: 100_0541
  • Summary: When we came back to our hotel, this is how Jessi's bed was made up (her bear's name is Dennis). Very cute!
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  • Title: 100_0542
  • Summary: The next day we went to the Residenz, which is an old German palace. This is a very ornate door.
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  • Title: 100_0544
  • Summary: This is the huge dining hall.
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100_0545
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  • Summary: One of the many rooms - I particularly liked the walls.
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100_0547
  • Title: 100_0547
  • Summary: A statue in the courtyard. Notice the severed head the guy is holding...
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100_0549
  • Title: 100_0549
  • Summary: A very nice decade rosary from 15th century France. Each piece is a scene involving Mary - for example. the third one is the birth of Christ.
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  • Summary: A small private altar from 1600s Munich.
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100_0553
  • Title: 100_0553
  • Summary: A waterfall in the English Gardens (which is the biggest metropolitan park in Europe)
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100_0554
  • Title: 100_0554
  • Summary: A nice Chinese pagoda in the English Gardens. We ate lunch close to it.
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100_0567
  • Title: 100_0567
  • Summary: A gate near the University of Munich.
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100_0571
  • Title: 100_0571
  • Summary: The next day we went to the Deutsches Museum, which was huge and had a lot of cool science stuff. Here's me showing off the work of some possible relatives.
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  • Title: 100_0572
  • Summary: A machine, also by the Stoll company.
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  • Summary: We went to the Nymphenburg Palace, which was quite stunning. Here's a shot of the left side of the main hall.
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100_0575
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  • Summary: The center of the hall.
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100_0576
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  • Summary: The right side of the hall.
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  • Title: 100_0578
  • Summary: Part of the beautifully painted ceiling.
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  • Title: 100_0579
  • Summary: From the front of the grand hall, here's a view of part of the palace grounds.
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  • Title: 100_0584
  • Summary: The next day we left to go to Colmar, in the Alsace region of France. We stopped along the way. This is Hohenschwangau Castle.
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100_0587
  • Title: 100_0587
  • Summary: Here is Neuschwanstein Castle, the castle on which Sleeping Beauty's in Disney World was based.
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100_0590
  • Title: 100_0590
  • Summary: A nice landscape view from the castle.
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100_0591
  • Title: 100_0591
  • Summary: Another nice view - you can see a bridge that we didn't go to.
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100_0595
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  • Summary: One more view.
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100_0601
  • Title: 100_0601
  • Summary: A picture of the Black Forest (while on the way to Colmar)
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100_0603
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  • Summary: Another picture of the Black Forest.
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  • Summary: A painting called "Crucifixion" by Hans Stocker (painted between 1410-1420).
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100_0610
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  • Summary: A statue to Field Marshall Raff, who was under Napoleon. Bartholdi did this statue, and he also did the Statue of Liberty!
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  • Title: 100_0611
  • Summary: This part of Colmar is called "Little Venice". The boat ride looked fun, so we took one.
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  • Summary: A picture from the boat ride.
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100_0616
  • Title: 100_0616
  • Summary: A nice bridge (that we had walked on before)
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100_0620
  • Title: 100_0620
  • Summary: Another nice view from the boat.
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100_0623
  • Title: 100_0623
  • Summary: A bubble blowing teddy bear, which we saw outside a toy show (it would actually dip the wand into the pot and then blow bubbles). Very cool!
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  • Title: 100_0624
  • Summary: A plaque decidated to the martyrs of the Resistance.
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100_0625
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  • Summary: We went to some other small towns the next day - this is in Riquewihr.
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  • Summary: A nice vineyard along the way.
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100_0629
  • Title: 100_0629
  • Summary: In Kaysersberg, we saw a vineyard owned by Francois Stoll, and a store selling their wines.
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100_0631
  • Title: 100_0631
  • Summary: Here's me next to some Stoll wine.
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100_0634
  • Title: 100_0634
  • Summary: The next day we went to Luzern, a town in Switzerland. This is the view over the Reuss River.
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100_0635
  • Title: 100_0635
  • Summary: The nice view from our hotel room.
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100_0637
  • Title: 100_0637
  • Summary: Another view over the river.
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100_0639
  • Title: 100_0639
  • Summary: A picture of Lake Luzern.
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  • Title: 100_0645
  • Summary: The next day we went to the Picasso Museum, which had a lot of pictures of him. Here's a picture of a poster for the museum of him doing ballet (since we couldn't take pictures inside :-) )
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  • Summary: We climbed the wall that protected Luzern - here's a picture of the city from there.
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  • Summary: Another view from the wall.
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  • Title: 100_0650
  • Summary: This Lion Monument is a monument to the Swiss Guards who died protecting the French King during the Revolution.
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100_0656
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  • Summary: Here's a balloon you could ride (with a rope attached) at the Swiss Transport Museum.
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100_0658
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  • Summary: A view from a boat on Lake Luzern.
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100_0660
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  • Summary: The next town we went to was Friedrichschafen, in Germany. This is a monument to the guy who invented the Zeppelin (we think).
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100_0661
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  • Summary: A nice church in Lindau, which is an island in Lake Bodensee.
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100_0662
  • Title: 100_0662
  • Summary: The next day we went to Innsbruck, which is in Austria. "The hills are alive...with the sound of music..."
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  • Summary: A street near the center of town.
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  • Summary: The Golden Roof - Emporer Maximillian used to watch performances on the street from here.
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  • Summary: A plaque saying (I think) that Mozart gave a concert here. If you speak German, leave a translation in the comments!
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100_0667
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  • Summary: The Triumphpforte (Triumphal Arch), built by Maria Theresa to celebrate the marriage of her son, Leopold II.
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  • Summary: A nice picture of the Inn River, which runs through town.
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  • Title: 100_0670
  • Summary: A nice shot of the mountains near our hotel in Innsbruck.
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