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Rockport and Kittery Outlet
Since the Eagle House Motel didn't offer breakfast, we headed to the Rockport harbor in wonderful sunshine and still somewhat cool temperatures to have our own breakfast there. On the way, we stopped for coffee and some muffins. Rockport Harbor. Shortly after seven o'clock, the fishing village was still […]
Boston: From the USS Constitution to Marblehead
After a delicious breakfast with fresh fruit, smoothies, yogurt, and many other tasty treats, we set off for Boston for the second time. In just 30 minutes, we were right in the heart of the city via the Interstate. Our destination was the second section of the Freedom Trail through Boston: Boston – Copp's Hill Burying Ground. First stop […]
Boston: Cambridge and the Freedom Trail
Our first night was already over by 5:30 a.m. That's what happens when you fall into bed exhausted shortly after 9 p.m. I was already used to the poor breakfasts at motels in the USA. Accordingly, I wasn't expecting much, so I was even surprised to find fresh bananas and apples in the meager buffet. […]
Weekend trip to Vienna
On Friday, July 19, 2013, after work we went to Leipzig Airport and then flew to Vienna with Austrian Airlines. The flight, in Austrian Airlines' small Dash 8Q-400, was pleasant and sweetened with a small waffle treat. Upon arriving in Vienna, we took the train into the city. We had planned to […]
Antibes
We had actually already completed our to-do list for our stay on the Côte d'Azur. So we used our last full day for a trip to the small port town of Antibes. Which turned out not to be so small after all; the city has 74,120 inhabitants. However, we didn't get much of an impression of this size in the port and the old town […]
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