Ahh, Germany. The home of my father's father before he came to the states, although I had never been there. We docked in Warnemunde, which had formerly been East Germany's primary seaport before the reunification.

We took a water ferry down to Rostock, spent a few hours there, then took a trolley and a train back to the ship.

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img-121.jpg	img-122.jpg	img-123.jpg I presume this is T-Mobile, in german.	img-124.jpg Although these women aren't smoking now, I bet they will be later.	img-125.jpg
img-126.jpg	img-127.jpg	img-128.jpg Another old building! I'm losing track now at how many I've seen.	img-129.jpg	img-130.jpg
img-131.jpg	img-132.jpg	img-133.jpg	img-134.jpg	img-135.jpg This snake is on one of the columns of the city hall. It's used as a shibboleth to identify whether you're from the town of Rostock or not. "What is on the column?" to which you had to answer "a snake!".
img-136.jpg	img-137.jpg	img-138.jpg We took this trolley for 15 minutes to the train.	img-139.jpg	img-140.jpg American movies. American so-called culture. {sigh}