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Travels in 2008
- January: Cleveland, US
- February: Cairo, Egypt
- March: Naples, Italy
- April: Kansas City, US
- May: Las Vegas, US; Berlin, Germany
- June: Hong Kong, China (GLH only)
- July: Eastern Mediterranean Cruise
- August:
- September: San Antonio, US
- October: Minnesota, US
- November:
- December:
Travels in 2007
- January: Basel, Switzerland; Milan, Italy; Winterthur, Switzerland
- February: Konstanz, Germany; Paris, France; Prangins, Switzerland; Rapperswil, Switzerland
- March: Bern, Switzerland; Schaffhausen, Switzerland; United States; Zug, Switzerland
- April: Aarau, Switzerland; Ballenberg, Switzerland; Basel, Switzerland; Colmar, France; Interlaken, Switzerland; Luzern, Switzerland; Maienfeld, Switzerland; Rome, Italy; Solothurn, Switzerland; Strasbourg, France; Stuttgart, Germany
- May: Bern, Switzerland; Dublin, Ireland; Geneva, Switzerland; Innsbruck, Austria; Lausanne, Switzerland; Lyon, France; Montreux, Switzerland; Munich, Germany; Salzburg, Austria
- June: Einsiedeln, Switzerland; United States
- July: St. Ursanne, Switzerland; Winterthur, Switzerland
- August: Basel, Switzerland; Brussels, Belgium; Copenhagen, Denmark; Dijon, France; Chartres, France; Gdansk, Poland; Helsinki, Finland; Interlaken, Switzerland; Luzern, Switzerland; Oslo, Norway; Paris, France; St. Petersburg, Russia; Stockholm, Sweden; Tallinn, Estonia
- September: Ballenberg, Switzerland; Einsiedeln, Switzerland; Mallorca, Spain; Zug, Switzerland
- October: Munich, Germany; Paris, France; Venice, Italy
- November: London, England; United States
- December: Munich, Germany; Nuremberg, Germany; Salzburg, Austria
3 comments:
Completely unrelated, but...
Do you know if there are bagels in Zurich? I'm at the point that an hour train trip to Zurich sounds like a small price to pay. I tried the bagel-teig from Coop and it tastes like my grandma's yeast rolls. Not bad, just not what I'm looking for Thanks!
There is a bagels shop in Zurich, near the Enge Train Station. It's called: Books & Bagels.
http://www.booksnbagels.com/
Check the hours before you go! it is a Jewish-owned bookstore/coffee shop and they are closed for Sabbath and Jewish holidays.
The bagels are pretty good!
If you come, let me know. Perhaps I could meet you for a cuppa and a bagel?
That would be very nice. I enjoy reading your blog and it would be nice to meet you.
I contacted the American Bagel Company in Hamburg and they directed my to MyBagel.com there in Zurich. I have a message out to a fine-foods distributor to see if they resell American Bagel Companyto anyone in Basel. So far, no reply.
My experience with the bagel-teig from Coop has been laughable at best... tonight I used it as the top for a shepard's pie. The rest of the story is here: http://cararose1977.expat-blog.net
Ciao! Hope you get a little sleep tonight :-)
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