Reichstag - Hitler's Capital |
Lulu fell asleep around midnight and slept to 7 AM. I fell asleep at 4 AM and slept to 1 PM. I had 9 hours of sleep. When I awoke - Lulu had the apartment all tidied up - and she was ready to go.
We bought one month train passes for $81 each. That is about $2.70 a day. We can go anywhere in Berlin on train - bus - subway - light rail. We used the pass to go to the Brandenburg Gate and also the Reichstag - Germany's Capitol. It was a mild drizzle off and on - enough to tell me I have to buy a hat. Even though it was drizzle and 40s - people rode bikes and scooters - no big deal.
It was dark at 5 PM - we are home for a break - then out to a big beer garten.
The camper sits in front of our apartment |
This Volvo wagen is at our place too. |
3 Littestrasse |
You can get on and off the train without a pass. No one collects tickets. If caught without pass - big fine. We rode to station and bought passes. |
The posts are where the wall was. |
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Lulu at Brandenburg Gate in drizzle |
Bradenberg Gate built by Prussia |
I need a hat |
Us Embassy next to Gate |
Rechstag - will tour it later |
At little wind stands the flags out |
Glass dome over Reichstag |
This is for Josh - a 4WD Mercedes |
Nancy and the German Steiff Bears |
This tower in middle of Berlin is for TV and Cellphones |
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