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DSL
Keeper of the wheelie bin 


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Ukraine 
Greetings from …………… 🇩🇪 🇯🇵

Greetings pop pickers, it’s that time again!

Bags are packed, hand baggage only.

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Got to Gatwick and through security OK

And waiting with a view c/o Wagamama.

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Three months of travelling ahead, it’s going to be fun! Catch y’all once in Berlin. Thumbs Up

PS And expect lots of food pics. Ginger Chicken & Udon noodles, nice start to the food travels. I can hear the rumbles from here! Laughing Laughing

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Luckily my ninja chopstick skills are still with me. Thumbs Up
   
Post #234586523rd Aug 2023 10:43 am
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GLYNNE
 


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Have fun 👋🏻
  
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Has Marin increased server capacity for the food pics? Laughing

Enjoy. Thumbs Up

And don't worry, Nige and I will find good homes for the beautifully seasoned wood in the National Emergency Log Store Thumbs Up
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DSL
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I’ve got a feeling Nige has already sorted out a good home for the log stash. Big Cry Idea

@Glynne, will do. Thumbs Up
   
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Derek hope you both have a great time Thumbs Up
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May you have a long and prosperous trip... and not once think about the fate of your log store, coal bunker or oil tank (or location of your wheelie bin) Laughing

Enjoy mate, keep us all appraised of your location for any potential meet ups Thumbs Up
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DSL
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We will enjoy, it’s been too long since we’ve been on the road.

And first food in Germany. Thumbs Up

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2nd course, deeeeeeelish!!

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And enjoy the heating supplies! You can tell the fizz has gone to my head! Shocked
   
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Have fun on your travels and enjoy the gastronomic delights, we won't be jealous at all Whistle
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On the road again ….. Safe travels Derek. Surely you’ve been everywhere now?
  
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Re: Greetings from …………… 🇩🇪 🇯🇵

DSL wrote:

Bags are packed, hand baggage only.
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How long are you away for ????? SWMBO's make-up for a night away would take up more space than that !
  
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DSL
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3 months. We often get asked where the rest of the baggage is. Thumbs Up

We only do hand baggage on trips, put bags in the hold if absolutely have to. Had hoped we could get it down to 7kg each, which we need to do for jolly after this. Unfortunately we’re a couple of kg over between the two of us so next time will just have to take less clothing and recycle more between laundries! Laughing Laughing
   
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DSL
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Gareth wrote:
On the road again ….. Safe travels Derek. Surely you’ve been everywhere now?


Not quite. We’ve got this trip fully planned & booked, plus the next, then another 2 after that pencilled in. It’s a pretty big planet, lots to see and that’s with whole areas that are either too dodgy, too expensive or just don’t fancy going to.

We’re booking hotels about a year ahead as often they are super cheap, obviously book flexible. Flights are either booked a year(ish) ahead or wait for a sale. Good thing about sorting out a trip so far ahead is when you go on the trip you’ve kind of forgotten what and why you’d booked things so it’s a nice surprise. Mr. Green
   
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DSL
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We tend to use “local” buses either to/from airports or stations so have to be able to get a seat (hopefully) and have bags on our laps. Too much baggage makes for uncomfortable journey. Plus we only use taxis if we have no reasonable alternative. We also avoid “limo” services to airports, like we don’t do hop on/hop off tourist buses. Why pay £10 when a local bus could do the same route for 20p? Thumbs Up
   
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DSL
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Right, pics time. A couple of days of museums and galleries, plus the Reichstag tour and we’re a bit knackered. Berlin has a pretty good public tpt system but we’re still managing to hike between 6 and 10km a day.

Meet Tristan from the Nat Hist Museum. He’s “real” as opposed to the plaster cast Dippy from our Nat Hist Museum.

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Well apart from the head above, that’s a copy but the real one is in a glass case in the next room. This is an angle you wouldn’t want to have viewed a live T Rex from.

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Really enjoyed the Nat Hist Mus, lots of geology stuff and dinos, plus usual stuffed animals and critters in jars. Enjoyed it too much to take many pics though! Embarassed

Then a bit of a hike down to the Reichstag building for a free tour, thankfully in English. Worth doing but you deffo have to book ahead. Luckily Mrs DSL is on the case. Bow down

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Lots of Red Army graffiti from after they captured it. I always thought the Reichstag was in E Berlin but no, the Soviets didn’t keep it but gave it to the Allied Powers and it became part of W Berlin.

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Red Army graffiti with the top of the Brandenburg Gate in the background.

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And bit more modern bits of the building.

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Selfie from the dome that Norman Foster didn’t want but hey-ho, he wasn’t the client!

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Rest of the day was 2 galleries. The modern art one wasn’t to our taste but the fine art one was really good so here’s a bit of culture for you lot. In no particular order:

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One of 3 severed heads we clocked, some too grim for this peaceful thread.

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And after all that, back to the hotel to dry off (heavens opened) and up to the lounge for tea and medals. Food is scrummy, just don’t be fooled by the portion sizes. Plenty of other bits to bulk up on for my sumo debut! Laughing Laughing

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All while drinking a rather nice German red. Thumbs Up

More museums tomorrow, well it would be rude not to. That and we have a 3 day Berlin Museum Pass with a day to go. Whistle
   
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