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September in Germany
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- 5. My first dinneras a part of the family.
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- 7. Warnemünde, a smalltown outside of Rostock.
- 10. The welcoming flowersfrom my room.
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- 15. This is St. Petri, one of the oldest churches in Hamburg.
- 16. This is theoldest artifact in Hamburg. It is over 500 Years old.
- 17. This is thedoor handle on the right. It is 500 years younger than the other one but yet it looks older because this is the door handle that everyone touches. Interesting that they will touch the lion over the demon.
- 18. This church wasbombed three times, rebuilt twice, and on the third time they decided not to rebuild it.
- 19. It now serves as a peace memorial and is black from the flames that burned it.
- 20. This Church was thefirst thing to be bombed in Germany, and begun the World Wars.
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- 22. And the bottom portion of what is left of the bell tower and the church.
- 23. The German word for City Hall is “Rathaus,” This is the Rathaus in Hamburg.
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- 25. On the day thatwe visited, the police band was outside the Rathaus playing traditional German music.
- 26. Just Being atourist.
- 27. This is theSt. Michaelis Church. It has the tallest clock tower in Hamburg.
- 28. A look outfrom the top of the church over the city of Hamburg.
- 31. This green Buildingis the Rathaus.
- 32. This is thePeace Memorial from earlier.
- 35. This is Celine,my host families old exchange student from Belgium.
- 43. A patch ofblue sky in the Hamburg sky.
- 44. It was alittle bit cold and rainy in Hamburg.
- 45. All of ustogether with the Hamburg man. Berlin has their bears and Hamburg has their waterman.
- 46. Girly picture beforea night out on the town.
- 47. First day ofSchool!!!
- 48. There was apool inside this outdoors store. Very Cool and you can test out their equipment in this pool.
- 49. This is Dom Wallfahrt.It is a huge church in Köln. I saw this with my host- mom and my Kati my older host-sister.
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- 52. It was really large and beautiful.
- 53. One of the many stained glass windows.
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- 57. Colors reflecting onthe ground from the stained glass windows.
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- 65. My first GermanPretzel!
- 66. At an Italianrestaurant with friends of my host-parents.
- 70. My host- sister Kati andI after our day in Köln.
- 71. On the busheaded for Copenhagen.
- 72. My first time ona Ferry!
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- 74. This is Tina and I riding the Ferry.
- 75. Looking back onGermany.
- 77. It was cold,windy, and rainy, but I was more than excited to go to Denmark!!!
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- 80. Downtown Denmark and the temperature is 14 degrees Celsius. That’s 57.2 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s a cold day.
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- 90. I was exploring around Copenhagen and I found this lovely statue.
- 94. Posing with a lovelylamp pole. Copenhagen is a very beautiful city and has many fun and interesting things.
- 95. Danish license plateon a German car.
- 96. The sky is beautiful here but most of the time I was there it rained.
- 97. My friend Nelaand I.
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- 110. We got to see the changing of the guard and that was really interesting.
- 117. Another statuein Copenhagen.
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- 119. She is smaller thatI thought she would be.
- 121. This would me riding my extremely getto city rent a bike. Yes, I did ride the town bicycle, and am proud of it!
- 122. This is by farthe most pathetic getto bike I have ever seen.
- 123. This would be me before I realized that the bus had left me….
- 124. Viking ship atthe Vikings museum in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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- 127. Sitting in theViking’s boat.
- 128. At this museumthey make Viking boats from their original design and with authentic tools.
- 130. The Danish flagwaving in the wind.
- 131. Trying out a new mode of transportation in an environmental museum.
- 132. The Danish KronborgCastle.
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- 136. From the insidelooking out. This is a beautiful castle and has something to do with Hamlet and Shakespear.
- 138. The castle has beenrenovated in to a museum now. It was not too crowded with people the day that we went which was nice so that we could leisurely browse the museum.
- 139. This is from thebow of a ship. It is supposed to look intimidating, but it looks nice to me.
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- 141. The museum is a marine museum. While we were inside looking at the museum, it started hailing outside.
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- 143. Now, the problemwith this artifact is that it is not being used. It was cold and this would have looked a lot better with a fire in it.
- 144. From the bowagain… maybe she was pretty before she weathered all those days at sea…
- 145. What ever boat bowthis was on, they must have been trying to scare other boats away. She definitely would have sent the men running the other direction.
- 147. Okay, finally we foundthe friendly ship. There were several of these ship bows there on exhibit.
- 150. Another warrior ship. No,these are achtually all jokes. I have no idea what kind of ships these went on. Just adlibing for the comic effect.
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- 152. This one is pulling the oldest line in the book. “Hey did you see that?” This is one sheepish boat.
- 153. Picture through the museum window. This is one of the few windows that I have seen that has a single door. Most windows have double doors to keep out the cold.
- 154. This would be afterit hailed. It didn’t stick though because it was too warm.
- 158. The veiw from the top of the castle was amazing. Definitely worth walking up the never ending spiral staircase.
- 162. The flag inthis picture is not posed that way. That would be the wonderful bone chilling wind.
- 165. I have noidea what any of the things on this mean except stop. First of all it’s in Danish and second of all I don’t speak ship.
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