Monday, July 26, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Stoney in Saxony

Its pretty cold today....19 degC at the car thermometer....I hardly broke sweat from the nice quiet walk. Not a bad way to spend the Sunday alone, and almost free, except for the 3 Euro parking fee.
Rolling hill of some kind of grain

....my impression is pretty myopic.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Cross Road
Under the wide and sunny sky
I roam with a gun and smile with a lie
I rob from the rich and the poor, who ever is easy
Save me for I have sinned....but it had been groovy.
I roam with a gun and smile with a lie
I rob from the rich and the poor, who ever is easy
Save me for I have sinned....but it had been groovy.
Spreewald canoe trip
So how you know they are the Sorbs and not Germans masquerading as one ?....hmm.....
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Alaunstrasse Crawler
The interesting part about Dresden is that you can always find some free parking space somewhere in the city....which I cannot say the same for NYC or Singapore.
We will have to come back again to check out the Blue Note Bar when the band is playing....
Friday, July 16, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Grape land
So the euphoria of the World Cup is over.....what's next ?
Here in Radebeul, other than watching paint dries, perhaps we can watch the grapes ripen, which I reckon should be pretty soon...
Wine business is big here and wineries are everywhere. This hill behind the hotel is full of terraced vineyards.
At the Spithaus, you can opt for casual (that means cheap) dining outside or fine dining inside the scorching interior (its 35 degree celcius sans air-con). I opted for the casual al-fresco under the umbrella ....which incidentally offered a better view too.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Cooler inside....
Religion...try it, its cool.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Let's Go Görlitz
A well preserved German town just 1 hour drive from Dresden at the Polish border.Many buildings here eg the Peter and Paul Church (see the twin towers below) is close to 1000 years old.

Across the river is Poland, where new (and not so pretty) high rise develpments are springing up.
View from the restaurant at thePolish town across the river. The waitresses here are all young and pretty and prices are very good, for the food I mean.....I had a halibut fillet (about 200g) w/ fries, orange juice, ice coffee and ice cream desert for 11 Euro.
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