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January 28th 2014
Published: January 30th 2014
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We're still shaking off the combination of jet lag and weather differentials so forgive my brevity if this entry seems a bit skimpy with regard to verbosity. We arrived in Germany at 6 in the morning, picked up our rental car. Arrived at our hostess's apartment about 8. I met Melanie in September when I came over to spend a week with Noah. We're both members of Couchsurfing.com which ... Read Full Entry



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Mike and Karen
We are Mike and Karen. We were fortunate enough to retire while we still had our wits and our legs. We are striving to fill our days with long journeys and lazy days. Over the past few years we have taken a yen to SE Asia. Our past trips have included South and North America, Europe and East Africa. Life is good and getting better all the time.... full info
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30th January 2014

Peggy O'Neill
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Who's the giant dude?
I can't get over how gigantic Noah is! He seems to be growing still! He looks wonderful, and so do the both of you. Keep the blogs coming, that I might travel vicariously through you. :) Give Noah my love!
30th January 2014

Kathy
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have a wonderful trip
Marie sent this over to me. Geeze you look like you are having a blast. Noah? it looks like Mike's head on another body. Good looking guy and you must be proud. enjoyed seeing the pics. love and travel safely
30th January 2014

Jane
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Amazing Photos
As I travel vicariously with you two, I am always amazed at your stunning photography (the words you pen are pretty good too)! Glad you made it safely and now it's off to the races, yes? Hugs from Brad and I and THANK YOU!
30th January 2014

liz
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Noah looks great
Really enjoyed hearing from you guys and seeing the pics. Very glad to hear you got some good coffee. I was worried about that. Love, Liz

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