Munich Feb 1
#31
Join Date: Oct 2000
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I give skiing lessons with a local sport club.
Regarding snow conditions, we got a couple of inches the past few days - one should find good conditions in the Alps...
Regarding snow conditions, we got a couple of inches the past few days - one should find good conditions in the Alps...
#32


Join Date: Aug 2002
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by rcs85551:
I give skiing lessons with a local sport club.
Regarding snow conditions, we got a couple of inches the past few days - one should find good conditions in the Alps...</font>
I give skiing lessons with a local sport club.
Regarding snow conditions, we got a couple of inches the past few days - one should find good conditions in the Alps...</font>
#34
Join Date: Feb 1999
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You guys are killing me! Einar and I will be there the next weekend - Feb 7-10 on an Oakland - Munich mileage run! Anyone know the best and fastest way to get to Liechtenstein? Want to put my foot in that country!
#35


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Well, I am pretty sure that there is no train service in FL. Well, let's take a look......
You could take a train to Lindau from MUC but it gets messy after that -- it looks like you have to take a train to a nearby Swiss town and bus it into the valley.
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/d
Otherwise driving is a better option. It shouldn't take more than 3 hours, although it gets complicated around the Bodensee and you have to enter Austria for a while. I have a strong dislike for Austria, so I never set my foot in it for many years, but I have heard that they may technically require an international driver's license for a US license holder.
You could take a train to Lindau from MUC but it gets messy after that -- it looks like you have to take a train to a nearby Swiss town and bus it into the valley.
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/d
Otherwise driving is a better option. It shouldn't take more than 3 hours, although it gets complicated around the Bodensee and you have to enter Austria for a while. I have a strong dislike for Austria, so I never set my foot in it for many years, but I have heard that they may technically require an international driver's license for a US license holder.
#36

Join Date: Jul 2001
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I don't know about the international drivers license, but if you rent a car in Germany, you will have to buy a sticker (vignette) for your windshield to be able to drive on the Austrian autobahns (& Swiss, for that matter). If I remember correctly, it isn't very expensive.
#39
Join Date: Oct 2000
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I am currently trying to decide on a place where we can meet for dinner Saturday evening while trying to fulfill Spiff's request for Bavarian Cuisine...
#40




Join Date: May 1998
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Haxenbauer?
We really do need to set up either a place of contact or a person of contact.
I'm coming in on Friday, staying at the Arabella Sheraton Westpark. I have a probable dinner meet that evening with an international law colleague at the Augustiner Grossgaststtte. If we're planning to do a haxen Saturday, though, I'll forego doing one Friday at the Augustiner.
Any plans for daytime? Alte/Neue/really Neue Pinakothek? Schlo Nymphenburg? If essxjay can make it, perhaps a tour of nathan detroit's favorite places?
And we mustn't forget a stop at the Hofbruhaus for any who haven't seen it (or who just want to see it again), and the Bratwurstherz'l for those who like Nrnbergerwrstchen at reasonable prices (and Hacker from a Holzfa).
Who's in charge of this get-together, anyway?
We really do need to set up either a place of contact or a person of contact.
I'm coming in on Friday, staying at the Arabella Sheraton Westpark. I have a probable dinner meet that evening with an international law colleague at the Augustiner Grossgaststtte. If we're planning to do a haxen Saturday, though, I'll forego doing one Friday at the Augustiner.
Any plans for daytime? Alte/Neue/really Neue Pinakothek? Schlo Nymphenburg? If essxjay can make it, perhaps a tour of nathan detroit's favorite places?
And we mustn't forget a stop at the Hofbruhaus for any who haven't seen it (or who just want to see it again), and the Bratwurstherz'l for those who like Nrnbergerwrstchen at reasonable prices (and Hacker from a Holzfa).
Who's in charge of this get-together, anyway?
#41
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I would definitely like to see the Hofbruhaus, though not necessarily spend a lot of time there.
In charge? I defer to the professionals/residents.
In charge? I defer to the professionals/residents.

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Counsellor:
Haxenbauer?
And we mustn't forget a stop at the Hofbruhaus for any who haven't seen it (or who just want to see it again), and the Bratwurstherz'l for those who like Nrnbergerwrstchen at reasonable prices (and Hacker from a Holzfa).
Who's in charge of this get-together, anyway?</font>
Haxenbauer?
And we mustn't forget a stop at the Hofbruhaus for any who haven't seen it (or who just want to see it again), and the Bratwurstherz'l for those who like Nrnbergerwrstchen at reasonable prices (and Hacker from a Holzfa).
Who's in charge of this get-together, anyway?</font>
#42


Join Date: Aug 2002
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Yes, please designate a leader. Spiff, fellow libertarian
, I'll email my GSM number to you for now.
As mentioned, I'll probably be out of touch after Wednesday. German hotels often have digital PBXs from my experience.
, I'll email my GSM number to you for now.As mentioned, I'll probably be out of touch after Wednesday. German hotels often have digital PBXs from my experience.
#43


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I live mostly in Munich and will be there on the mentioned weekend. Friday 31st I am busy going to a birthday party, but on the 1st I will be in town. Please send me details about when you are all meeting. You can get my email from the profile. By the time you look my profile will be updated.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#45
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Thanks! My name is seldom used as a verb, so I'll have to come up with some kind of "action" for it... 

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by al_saud:
I will be leaving Munich just before your party but wish you good time and to Spiff happy Spiffing!</font>
I will be leaving Munich just before your party but wish you good time and to Spiff happy Spiffing!</font>




