The history of this city is present in the streets. Our friends happen to live on Karl Marx Street!
Sunday, June 24, 2007
The street as history
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To celebrate the completion of our Ph.D.'s, and to avoid looking for jobs, we are traveling this year, looking for the best places to drink tea, eat sweets, smoke shisha, and of course talk politics - and maybe physics too! On this blog, we will post the occasional story and picture of the interesting things we find along the way.
About Us
We met on a blind date in 2005 and currently are on a backpacking adventure around the world. England, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, and India are some of the places we hope to visit.
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- Rome: some pictures
- Rome
- Monument, 1949 - Part 1
- Monument, 1949 - Part 2
- The street as history
- Too much time looking at maps
- The Jewish Museum
- Potsdam: Sanssouci Park
- German History Museum
- Berlin
- Shisha Cafe in London with Bader
- How Jerk Chicken Should Be Prepared
- Tower of London
- The Cotswolds
- Halifax Airport
- Packing
- First Stop Halifax
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