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It was this tall.
168 meters / 550 ft.
to the observation deck.
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As I approach the train station, I came across this
billboard. I am wild about this Netflix series:
Emily in Paris.
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The suspension train track was built in 1901.
The course runs just over 13 km or 8 miles.
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Now that you have seen my faded out videos,
You can see a professional video in 4K and lots
of color, on youtube, of the entire route by
Or this youtube link with a faded color.
If you want to read more about it,
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Here is a professional photo from the net, of the bridge.
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And that's that.
All in all, it was a very fun and
much needed long weekend vacation.
My right index finger got it's exercise for two lifetimes.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you can walk. Wish we were there with you.
Especially for lunch.
Eddie, thank you for the trip to Germany! Loved the white church with the GreenMan. You have some skills. How was the brat? YOu never said. Iooked delicious! Big hug, Videographer! Tak! T.
ReplyDeleteFinally Eddie, got a chance to see this. Loved the marketplace, the beautiful churches and got a little dizzy when seeing the suspended railway video...Lol. What a trip!!! Not so sure about those brats. Funny, they did kind of look like Farmer John's. Hope they were good enough for you to enjoy with that big serving of sauerkraut. Thank you for taking us with you on this trip.
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