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November 25th 2008

Published: March 1st 2009

Ok, alright, I know...you have been waiting a while for my mysterious tales of adventure ...doesn't that mean they will sound even more fun because you have been waiting so long? On second thoughts, don't answer that. Anyway, I am going to attempt to finish the story of my travel so without further prattling, here goes... So, after my trip to Cornwall, which is where technically, I last left you... Read Full Entry

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The Brandenberg Gate

The French 'Embassy"

aka barracks from the look of those sand bag looking bricks.

Inside the Frank Gehry building

The gate

The Reichstag

Home of the parliament

The Dome

Added during the reconstruction of the old building, this allows the people to see into the parliamentary chamber.

Aw...isn't he cute?

Work it, work it

The East Side Gallery

A remaining part of the wall, this is from the former communist side...ironically now the homw of an O2 Arena.

Damn straight

View into the parliament

Inside the dome

The Dome by night

Evocative...

That isn't a smile...

I'm just gritting my teeth against the cold!

Hello the moon

1st March 2009

abalada
Martin Stock

Pariser Platz
The square Pariser Platz bears this names since 1814. 1806 took Napoleon the Quadriga of the Brandenburg Gate away to Paris and it was returned in 1814.

2nd March 2009

Vanessa Phillips
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I want a travel companion like that... comfy as :)

4th March 2009

Michaela
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that looks, and sounds, amazing! no wonder you had such a great time, and want to go back! i agree with Ness -- travel companion could not get any better...toasty warm, and squishy comfortable! (and doesn't complain about needing to stop to pee!)

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