Lori Siddall

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Lori Siddall





Another do not miss while in Bavaria region. This place is full of history good and bad. we took the train out of Munich to the old part of Nuremberg. The 2.5 hour ride was picturesque. We did transfer a few times and all the signage was in German but we easily found English speaking travellers. I would come back to Munich just to explore the city and go back to Old Nuremberg. The shopping was the best I've ever seen. I want to say this trip was awesome but I promised Emi I would not say AWESOME once more. It was restful and educational. I had to come to Germany to discover my love for Bier is in my Kleinsteuber blood. I should add that we stayed at the Moxy Munich Airport Hotel For our ... read more
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Europe » Austria » Tyrol » Mieders May 5th 2016

Mieders is a municipality in the southern part of the district Innsbruck-Land in the Austrian state of Tyrol. It is located on the right side of the Stubaital 10.60 km south of Innsbruck. Wikipedia... read more

Europe » Slovenia » Solčava May 5th 2016

A very peaceful day today. The reason we travelled to Slovenia was so Sue and her mother Eve could lay to rest their beloved father and husband Fank Lauric. A traditional Slovenia service and his ashes lay with his mother. Rest in Peace Frank. Tonight was one of the 2 weekly night swims. I should add that the temperature inside the heated pool area is a constant 22C. AND there is a bar. ? Tomorrow is an early round of golf For Emi and I. lahko noč. XO May 5. A great weather day, golfed in the am stayed and had lunch at the golf course a beautiful outdoor patio overlooking the 9th hole. Relaxed with a spa treatment before going into Ljubljana the capital of Slovenia the evening. We walked up and viewed yet another ... read more
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Europe » Slovenia » Kamnik May 3rd 2016

Kamnik (pronounced (img=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/21/Speaker_Icon.svg/13px-Speaker_Icon.svg.png listen); German: Stein or ... read more
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Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Fussen May 2nd 2016

The Neuschwanstein Castle tour. Neuschwanstein Castle is a nineteenth-century Romanesque Revival palace on a rugged hill above the village of Hohenschwangau near Füssen in southwest Bavaria, Germany. Wikipedia Construction started: September 5, 1869 Opened: 1886 Height: 65 m Architects: Ludwig II of Bavaria, Christian Jank, Eduard Riedel, Georg von Dollmann, Julius Hofmann, Leo von Klenze Function: Castle, Museum Other designers: Ludwig II of Bavaria, Christian Jank Wieskirche Pilgramage Church of the Scourged Saviour. Another great day. Wifi is limited here it's very difficult to upload pictures. We're packing up today and travelling to Austria and Slovenia. After 2 days of rain and cloud the forecast is looking brighter. ... read more
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Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Bad Kohlgrub May 1st 2016

May 1 celebrations in Bad Kolhgrub. Our host explains the pole is selected and replaced tri annually. Lucky we were here to witness this. The rising of the May Pole was done in stages with beer breaks in between. Sue shouts " it's so big , I hope they can get it up ". Emi comments "that's what she said " we left the square with some yummy homemade Black Forest Cake and beer. This view from our front door. https://youtu.be/fNQxbiRhoxE ... read more
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Europe » Germany » Bavaria April 30th 2016

Great flying with Air Canada. Munich was busy with travellers for May 1St long weekend, similar to our Labour Day. It was a sleepless night on the plane for Emily and I but the energy in Munich was infectious we spent the entire day walking and browsing. The Hofbrauhaus Munchen was a must stop per Jim Lowry. Thanks freund we loved it! Pictures tell the story. ? ps my daughter still likes me....for now.... read more
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North America » Canada » Ontario » Dunnville April 21st 2016

Feeling much anxiety as we get closer to our departure from Toronto Pearson International Airport. So much to prepare at home and work. The thought of sitting in a quaint little cafe sipping on a German beer is keeping me focused. :) This will be my first trip away from North America and for Emily as well. We hope to gain some insight into old Europe especially Germany where my mother's grandfather was born and immigrated to Ontario Canada in the mid 1800's. I want Emily to enjoy the culinary side of it as she graduates from George Brown College in Toronto. We have the pleasure and comfort of travelling with Sue Secord and her mother Eva who spends 5 weeks in Germany annually and speaks fluent German. She's already warned me that the coffee is ... read more




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