GERMANY!

The Veste Coburg and the view from the top.

Coburg...

This is my mom watering my Opa's (grandpa's) grave. It is very important to keep graveyards up in Germany.

Coburg, Germany...me and my family.

Here are some pictures of me and my Oma! She is so cute! I loved spending time with her...

Pictures of things along the way..including Klosterneuburg and Vienna.

Probably one of the funniest things I have ever seen! When we were in Vienna we saw a Smart Car Polizei (police). He was driving on the sidewalk so, I dubbed them the sidewalk police.This is our tent... An old castle along the way...

This is St. Stephans, in Vienna. I couldn't take a picture of the full church because of the scaffeling once again!

This is the city hall in Vienna.

Our Journey along the Danube. Passau to Wein.

My Dad and I took a bike ride from Passau, Germany to Vienna, Austria. It was quite a beautiful ride, with hardly any difficulties accept for drizzle. The original plan was to take a 6 hour train ride from Coburg, Germany where my Oma (grandma) lives down to Passau, Germany. When we arrived in Passau we couldn't find the campground. So, we began our ride that evening, we only rode about 35km. It was okay. Once we got to our campground we took showers, ate dinner and passed out. The next day would be farther but I was looking forward to the days ahead. This is me and my dad on the Danube cycle way, where we rode from Passau to Klosterneuburg.

The second day riding...

Again, I couldn't exactly tell you where this is, because we aren't in a specific city, or town. This was day two only a few miles from where we camped the first night. The swans were beautiful all along the way. They traveled in together as well as on their own. My pictures are all in black in white because I didn't realize that my black and white setting was on, on my camera. It was really dreary for the first few days of riding, so I guess I couldn't even tell when I reviewed the pictures.

Food along the Danube.

This was my lunch for the day! A nice juicy snail. Which is a delicousy in France. I just picked him up, squeezed him out of his sheel and slurped him down! Do you really thing I'm serious?