First stop: Zutphen. Founded by the Franks during Roman times, it is a Hanseatic city and has been inhabited for about 1700 years. |
St. Walburga's Church dates to the 16th century |
... and has one of the last remaining "Chained-book libraries" in the world |
Grammy brought journals to document our trip. Today's sketch... by Axa |
Pampa :) |
Climbing down from the bell tower in the old church. |
Staying at a cute AirBnB within striking distance of Hamburg. |
down time |
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Pampa's famous grilled kebabs! |
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Windmill with tratitional thatched roof |
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farm fresh, roadside potatoe stand |
Grammy's journal entry for today |
St. Michael's Church, whose iconic copper bell tower is the symbol of Hamburg |
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Lubeck! leading city of the Hanseatic League and UNESCO World Heritage Site |
Tony cramming for his latin finals... |
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Axa is done with museums today... |