We live as long as we fly
Then we headed to the city of Goslar. It is also on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Rumor has it there are exactly one thousand very old wooden houses in it and another five hundred old ones. I wonder where such round numbers come from - either they built the missing ones, or they tore some down.
It looks roughly like this:
The next day we moved on, but since I lost the piece of paper with the itinerary, you'll just have to
I thought back then I'd have even more photos, because the rest of the trip participants would give me theirs. They turned out to be hopelessly lazy (or dumb) and not a single one out of 11! uploaded their photos, even though it was extremely simple to do. For that, I'll post them all on the Intarnet with offensive captions, so everybody can stare at 'em and smirk.
Hmm, LiveJournal seems to be restricting me lately. I can't decide whether to make a standalone blog with cross-posting, or just put up with it?
After all, I'm barely connected to the LJ-sphere, I originally created the account just for comments.