BERLIN, GERMANY (AND ENGAGEMENT!)


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December 27th 2007
Published: December 27th 2007
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East Side GalleryEast Side Gallery
East Side Gallery

The phrase painted on the bottom of the wall says “No more wars. No more walls. A united world.”
Outline of the Berlin WallOutline of the Berlin Wall
Outline of the Berlin Wall

The cobblestone in the road is a marking of where the Berlin Wall used to stand before much of it was torn down.
Outline of the Berlin WallOutline of the Berlin Wall
Outline of the Berlin Wall

The cobblestone in the road is a marking of where the Berlin Wall used to stand before much of it was torn down.
Checkpoint CharlieCheckpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie

Checkpoint Charlie was the name given by the Western Allies to a crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War. Checkpoint Charlie was designated as the single crossing point (by foot or by car) for foreigners and members of the Allied forces.
Passport Stamps from Checkpoint CharliePassport Stamps from Checkpoint Charlie
Passport Stamps from Checkpoint Charlie

We each had our passports stamped with the various stamps received by people passing through Checkpoint Charlie during the Cold War.
Ceiling of the Sony CentreCeiling of the Sony Centre
Ceiling of the Sony Centre

The Sony Centre is located in Potsdamer Platz in central Berlin. Potsdamer Platz is much like a downtown area, flooded with many tourists.
Will confronting his allergyWill confronting his allergy
Will confronting his allergy

This giant Santa is made entirely from mini chocolate Santas.
GendarmenmarktGendarmenmarkt
Gendarmenmarkt

The most popular Christmas Market in Berlin. This is where we had to pay €0.50 to use the washroom!
Mmm, baguette!Mmm, baguette!
Mmm, baguette!

Berlin has baguette shops everywhere! The food is just sooo good!



29th December 2007

The BEST blog on Berlin I've seen!
I grew up in Germany post WWII..as an American Army brat. Your's is the most descriptive blog on Berlin I've seen..and congrats! on the engagement.

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