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Natasha goes on a road trip (and misses historic flooding in Houston)
My mom has decided to return to live in Michigan long term; I won’t say permanently because I suspect she will be back in Texas at some point. Rocky and I are driving her back now that the weather is … Continue reading
Posted in domestic travel, road trip
Tagged Big John's Shake Shack, Comfort Inn, Culver's, Tucci's
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Final Days in Cabo San Lucas
More golf today for some, this time at Cabo del Sol. It was a full day outing for these guys, but they loved the course and likened their experience to Pebble Beach. The original plan was to drive to San … Continue reading
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A Lounge Lizard in Cabo San Lucas
We started our second day in Cabo with a fabulous Fortunado breakfast. Then I just rolled over to the pool to wait until it was time for my 90-minute massage. After the massage and a shower (can’t stand to hang … Continue reading
Posted in international
Tagged Cabo San Lucas, Pedregal, The Office on the Beach, Villa Descanso
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Cabo San Lucas, Post Hurricane
Our couples travel group is headed back to Cabo for another winter vacation, leaving behind a temperature of 34 for 86 degrees Fahrenheit. We had already booked our house in Pedregal when the Hurricane Odile hit in September 2014. The … Continue reading
Frankfurters and a Farewell in Frankfurt
We arrived early at our last stop Frankfurt. We will have the day here and then fly out tomorrow. It is a rainy and cold morning when we set out. Passengers have a choice between a city tour and a … Continue reading
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Tagged bethmaennchen, Frankfurt, frankfurter, Germany, River Queen, Uniworld
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Wertheim, Germany
Today we are docked at the small village of Wertheim. Ordinarily, there would be a visit to a private castle in the afternoon, but the family is not opening the home this day, so our touring is limited. This traditional … Continue reading
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Tagged Germany, Main River, Tauber River, Werheim, wild boar sausage
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Wurzburg, Germany
After our visit to Rothenburg, we catch up with the boat in Wurzburg. This evening we have lighted views of the Fortress of Marienberg, the original Prince Bishops Residence, and the Chapel up on the hill. For our morning tour … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Bossi, Aschfeld, church-castle, Fortress of Marienberg, Germany, The Residence, Weisser Saal, Wurzburg
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Rothenburg, Germany
Today is a slightly varied schedule as we head out to Rothenberg Germany, a very popular place for tourists in this part of Germany. The town has well-preserved medieval structures and is a walled city. We depart the boat that … Continue reading
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Tagged Franziskanerkirche, Georgsbrunnen, Germany, Herrrenbrunnen, Lettner, Leyk, Meistertrunk, plonlein, Rothenburg, Schmiedgasse
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Bamburg, Germany
Bamberg Germany is a wonderful medieval city that sustained very little damage during WWII since it was without military installation or production facilities. It has a unique town hall built in the middle of the river. When approaching the Bishop … Continue reading
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Tagged Bamberg, Germany, River Queen, Uniworld
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Nuremberg, Germany
There is a full day of touring today in Nuremberg. (Here is my shout out to my dive buddy who was born in this city.) This morning we are headed to the castle and then to the Christmas market. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Nazi rallies, Nuremberg, Nuremberg trials
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