Archive for May, 2007
Congress Bridge * Town Lake - Austin, TexasBats under the Congress Bridge Austin’s Town Lake, Austin, Texas http://www.austincityguide.com/content/congress-bridge-bats-austin.asp
Home of the famous and largest bat colony bridge located in the heart of Austin Texas. The Congress Avenue Bridge spans Town Lake in downtown Austin and is home to the largest urban bat colony in North America. [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Travel, Travel Guides, Travel Report, Travel Tips, Wandering, events, parks | No Comments »
Salsarita’s Fresh Cantina
504B Trinity St. Austin, TX 78701 * (512) 436-2739 tel
Salsarita’s Fresh Cantina
504B Trinity St. Austin, TX 78701 * (512) 436-2739 tel
A relatively new Tex-Mex Chipotle’s-like fresh, organic, and healthy alternative cafeteria near 6th street in downtown Austin. Selections from tacos, large burritos, Fajitas, and salads are available … with options even for grilled [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Food, Travel, Travel Guides, restaurants, reviews, wifi | No Comments »
Woodpecker’s outside of Oberhausen, Germany
Zur Grafenmühle 147, 46244 Bottrop, Germany - 02045/410048 * www.woodpeckers-roadhouse.de
A pretty cool roadhouse aux German interpretation ‘American’-style. Very pleasant pub/restaurant with an extremely friendly staff. The ambiance has much American memorabilia and supposedly the restaurant has very good food - and big burgers. We went only for drinks the night I [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Food, Travel, Wandering, bars, restaurants, reviews | No Comments »
Reaklif - a historic monument just outside of Warns, Netherlands in the Nijefurd municipality of Fryslân province; is a symbol of Fryslân independence and their battle with the Dutch. It’s a monumental rock, that tells the tale when Count Willem IV of Holland tried to invade Fryslân in 1345. It was on this spot and [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Travel, Wandering, parks | No Comments »
Tersoal, Friesland, The Nederlands
Boarnsterhim municipality, Fryslân province
Tersoal (in Dutch it’s Terzool), us a quaint little charming village in the Boarnsterhim municipality in Fryslân that used to be in the former municipality of Rauwerderhem, northeast of the city of Sneek, in the region known as the “Lege geaën” (see Poppenwier), with a Hervormde and a Gereformeerde [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Travel, Travel Guides, Wandering | No Comments »
Berlin & Berliners …
The key to Berlin - is old and new - to be a Berliner, is for anyone who arrives
and remains there. Karl Friedrich Schinkel, one of the most influential individuals
in shaping the city, was born in Neuruppin (Brandenburg) is considered a Berliner
since he’s buried there and the city’s cemeteries are the final [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Travel, Travel Guides | No Comments »
The Village of Kettlewell
:: Kettlewell, (Yorkshire Dales) - England ::
A thriving market town known or it’s scarecrow festival and it’s Calendar Girls. It rests between Grassington, Kilnsey, Conistone, and Starbotton lies the village of Kettlewell in Upper Wharfedale, Yorkshire, England. At the feet of the Great Whernside & Buckden Pike where the River Wharfe and [...]
leafworks wrote this on May 16th, 2007 and filed it under Travel, Travel Guides, Wandering, hiking | 1 Comment »
When my boyfriend, Stick, was visiting me in China, I had to work one day and so he went by himself to the little shop next to my apartment to get some soap. His Chinese is completely non-existent, so he ended up playing a long, complicated game of charades with the shopkeeper. An hour or [...]
Meg wrote this on May 6th, 2007 and filed it under Travel | No Comments »