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Anonymous said…
Just got back into Chamonix a day ago. In the last two weeks I went to Lyon, Nice, Cinque Terre, Milan, Venice Nuremburg and Munich. Had great weather until the last day in Munich. Met some cool people and did a couple of nice bike rides.
Lyon and Nice were nice but expensive. Cinque terre was very beautiful (thats where the picture is from) I ran into a bunch of other travelers and we had a good time. From there I went to Milan and visited Gianni, an italian client of 1050. Saw the sites and ate a lot of gelato (delicious Italian ice cream) Had a nice italian dinner with the rest of the italians we guided that night. Went to Venice the next day, it was a really cool city but i was lost most the time trying to find my way through it. Spent the next night in the Verona train station waiting for a five am train.
4:24 AM, September 30, 2005
Anonymous said…
That train went to Nuremburg in Germany. Once there I watched the finals of the Red Bull District Ride, a crazy bike competition with people jumping off of castle walls and stuff like that. Went on a bike ride the next day with a local guy named Martin in the surrounding hills. Had a typical bavarian dinner that night, roast pig shoulder with gravy and potato dumpling. Went to munich the next day. the weather got a bit nasty at that point. Wandered around munich the next day, checked out the oktoberfest for a little while. It was an amazing spectacle, thousands of people in enourmous tents drinking one liter steins of beer. From there it was back home. . . tomorrow i am going to Amsterdam for a couple of days and then back to montana.

Pictures up on my site by the time you read this.
4:31 AM, September 30, 2005
Anonymous said…
Webshots doesn't want to upload them. It might not be till I get home that they are posted.
5:37 AM, September 30, 2005
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