Germany and Beyond: War and Peace

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November 30th 2013

Published: March 30th 2014

Berlin - Bavaria - Paris - Bastogne - Christmas Markets -- our German vacation was so full of spectacular sites, that I just would not be able to fit it all in one blog! Therefore, I will write this in sections, with each major segment of our trip having it's own post. This is segment 4: War and Peace! We have been planning this vacation for years! Well, sort of. My friend and old co-worker, L... Read Full Entry

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Launie & Jeremy Kohnekamp

Kamp

I love to travel! Love to "see the sights!" I decided to start this travel blog to add some story to our trips. As it is now, I upload the pictures to some site, and that's about it. This blog will allow us to tell the story that goes with the pictures (and help remind me of any details I forget down the road ;)). I will try my hardest to add new trips to this blog in a timely manner! If you find that I post something that happened ages ago, it's probably that I forgot to post about it and just randomly came across the pictures! Hope you enjoy! ... full info

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St Pierre Church of Bastogne

Statue out front of the church.

St Pierre Church of Bastogne

Along the Streets of Bastogne

Piconrue Museum

Along the Streets of Bastogne

Mardasson Memorial

Located in Bastogne, Belgium, this is a memorial dedicated to all the men of 101st Airborne, and their attached units, that fought in the Battle of the Bulge.

Mardasson Memorial

Bastogne, Belgium If you look at this from the top, like from Google Earth, it's the shape of a 5-point American star (with the circle in the center). Wish we would have gotten there earlier. :/

Mardasson Memorial

Bastogne, Belgium

Mardasson Memorial

All of the units involved

Mardasson Memorial

All of the states involved etched into the top ring.

Mardasson Memorial

There story of the battle etched into each pillar. I didn't take pictures of all of them.

Mardasson Memorial

31st March 2014

Kelly
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Beautiful!
What an amazing trip and wonderful History lesson. I would be overjoyed to be walking thru there where so much history took place. I would probably still be pinching myself to see if it was real, so I can understand why the last entry of the blog took a while to write. The church was absolutely beautiful, as well as the Advent calendar building. That would be so cool to watch the performances there every night. Thanks for sharing your adventure! :)

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