It was fun, but exhausting. Breakfast everyday at 7 (while body clock set on 1am). Morning excursion begins ~9:15am until around noon. Afternoon excursions begin ~2pm. Walked 9,000 - 12,000 steps per day on cobblestones. Went from Basel (Switzerland) to Breisach (Germany) to Strasbourg (France) to Freiburg (Germany) to Mannheim (Germany) to Rudesheim (Germany) to Koblenz (Germany) to Cologne (Germany) to Cologne (Germany) to Dordrecht (the Netherlands) to Amsterdam (the Netherlands).Any pictures / stories you want to share?
You mean you didn't go down the street where the prostitute hung out of their window? It's legal as long as the ladies had paperwork showing their health.It was fun, but exhausting. Breakfast everyday at 7 (while body clock set on 1am). Morning excursion begins ~9:15am until around noon. Afternoon excursions begin ~2pm. Walked 9,000 - 12,000 steps per day on cobblestones. Went from Basel (Switzerland) to Breisach (Germany) to Strasbourg (France) to Freiburg (Germany) to Mannheim (Germany) to Rudesheim (Germany) to Koblenz (Germany) to Cologne (Germany) to Cologne (Germany) to Dordrecht (the Netherlands) to Amsterdam (the Netherlands).
In Amsterdam we went to the Anne Frank house. There wasn’t a block that we didn’t get a strong whiff of pot. They have coffee houses (for pot) and cafes (for coffee). Took a canal cruise and learned about how the city was built (it’s below sea level and much of the land has been reclaimed).
I’ll post some pictures soon.
It was pretty structured. Not much free time to see everything. Possibly the best part was that I got 4-5 “Roll Tides!” from strangers when they saw my script A hat.You mean you didn't go down the street where the prostitute hung out of their window? It's legal as long as the ladies had paperwork showing their health.We were told that pot is legal, I bet April and I didn't take two step off the bus and two American guys try selling us some. We also took that canal cruise, you didn't see Van Gogh house? What about the jail being at water level? When you were at Mannheim did you see the military prison? To bad you didn't go to Hanua, Germany, then you could have seen the Grimm's Brother status. One more thing we left two soldier be hide because we were on a time to get back.
That is NO JOKE! My first instinct is to ask a football question, "how did the calf muscles look? How did they feel?"Walked 9,000 - 12,000 steps per day on cobblestones.
Calves were fine. My feet were killing me.That is NO JOKE! My first instinct is to ask a football question, "how did the calf muscles look? How did they feel?"I love the way they look, any cobblestone pathway or road way. I hate the way they "ride," especially hate the way they "walk."
IE: A few weeks ago a friend asked if I would go with her to drop some papers off at "The Four Corners of Law" in Charleston. (interesting history story there.)
We parked about a block away to the north, she suggested we avoid some traffic by having a bite/drink and then headed back home after rush hour. She suggested two places and both were within six blocks from the courts. Six blocks (12 with return trip) walking on cobblestone side walks and streets. We waited a few minutes and took one of the downtown shuttles (free, constantly moving through the peninsula) all because I would not walk on cobblestone if it could be avoided.
ON a related note: I'll watch every step I make when I'm hiking out on the back woods trails. When I'm walking in downtown Charleston? I don't want to be watching each step I make when I need to be watching what's going on around me.