I'm having lots of trouble uploading photos I have tried and tried to upload pics but just can't do it. So, I'll just let you know about our trip with words. We turned in our Audi Without any scratches or dents, and it was clean, too. Then we were taken to our hotel in Munich where we have been enjoying our room and the city. Yesterday we went to Dachau and had an outstanding 21 year old guide. It was, obviously, sobering. The guide gave us a broad historical ...

Sunday morning we met a tour group at the Munich train station for our day at Dachau. The guide, a 21 year old graduate in propaganda, was engaging and highly informative. It was good to have someone who understood so much about Dachau to give us a broad perspective on such a difficult topic. We didn't photograph all of the camp as it was much too sobering to photograph. While in the area where the prisoners were registered, I noticed that some Russian soldiers w...

Yesterday I was too tired to write anything, so I will write today about yesterday. The contemporary art at the German National museum was closed so we walked through this huge museum and saw ancient instruments, Renaissance paintings,armor, and other stuff. Since sausages were coming out of our ears, we had dinner at a nearby Chinese restaurant which was very delicious. Then we went to see a wonderful production of Tosca at the beautiful opera house. Tosca was s...

Wow. What a day. First, it's freezing cold and a little rainy. We walked all over the old city of Nurnberg and saw Albrecht Durer's house, many cathedrals, and way up the hill to the castle and ancient well with a tour guide. All very interesting and very cold.

The day finally arrived when we took possession of our new Audi A7. We were given a two hour tour of the Audi factory which was immaculately clean and filled with enormous robots. Efficiency at it's height. Very impressive. Our first drive took us to Nurnberg (Albrect Durer's home) and will have a day of walking through this ancient town tomorrow.