Posted by dave2 on April 13, 2009 at 23:55:29 from (139.139.35.70):
In Reply to: what did you do???: posted by plow hand on April 13, 2009 at 15:33:55:
Michaela and I had breakfast, went to the pasture and spent a little time with some of the Lord's eating/sh!tting miracles, drove past the Church and marveled at the local hypocrits, then went to the Wasserkuppe (Kreuzberg area) which is the highest point of this region, and set up there as close as we could get to Jesus and enjoyed a couple of weiss beer that he created the ingredients for. Just so happened that there was a stand that sold Kreuzburg Bier (made by the Monks a couple miles away) so we partook in a couple also. Watched the gliders play around a while with an old guy on his Oldtimer (keep it tractor related) towing them back to the start point, then visited a local wildlife park. Still some snow on the ground in the higher spots.
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