The next
day we did the first half of Rick Steves’ walking tour of the city. Some
highlights:
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| The main church in town. It was totally destroyed during WWII and was rebuilt afterwards. |
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| A maypole! So cool! This is how you know the direction of the different types of vendors at the market. Local breweries rotate as the beer garden host of the day at the market. We have to bring this to Seattle. |
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| This church was very cool... gaudy and droopy. An idea we can really use for our own interior decorating. |
It started
raining after lunch, so we ducked in to a palace for a tour. Not surprisingly,
after walking around there for 2 hours, the rain had stopped. We had a low key
dinner where I got to order a club sandwich with real chunks of cheddar cheese.
I was a happy girl.
It started
raining after lunch, so we ducked in to a palace for a tour. Not surprisingly,
after walking around there for 2 hours, the rain had stopped. We had a low key
dinner where I got to order a club sandwich with real chunks of cheddar cheese.
I was a happy girl. 
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