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Posted on : 26-08-2009 | By : diazan | In : around the world, germany, nürnberg

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Well, saying goodbye seems to get a full time job for me nowadays…

Steffi came from Würzburg in order to visit me a last time while here in Nürnberg. Like we did in January 2008 on the e’en before her birthday we went to KonTiki’s Tiki Bar to have some drinks and had a great brunch downtown today.

Apart from entering the medieval dungeons and seeing the torture chamber we climbed the Sinwell Tower (highest place of the Nuremberg’s imperial castle) to enjoy a great view of the city.

Wish you a great time in Würzburg!

Kind regards,

Andrés

P.S.: I’ll do my best to stick to my promise!

Comments (2)

Steffi said on 13-09-2009
	Thank you a lot, i’m really proud of being a part of your blog! It was beautiful day in Nuremberg and finally (after 3 Years) i’d bought and ate “Nuremberger Lebkuchen”! Wish you a great start at Australia Kind regards, Steffi Reply