Our next stop was in Cochem where we enjoyed the thousand year old castle and a great Italian restaurant.
There's a great view from the castle too.
And finally, we rallied for a final stop in Ehrenburg for a castle built in 1120. The day we happened by, local kids were having a Halloween party with spooky castle tours and cookies baked in a big Hansel and Gretel oven. German kids get all the cool stuff.
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And I thought Traverse City had great wineries with stunning views! You may have locked us in to European Vacation part zwei with those pics.
Hey - Can I join in the European Vacation part zwei fun? I can wear a beret with my name on it. I can have the nice lady at the Lilly Haus carry my lugguge. If you let me drive, I can run over some poor sap on his bicycle. Sounds fun.
Love the castle pics Em.
I would love to go back to Europe.
Ho-ha-ha, I will give you dishwater, you won't know the difference, ho-ha-ha.
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