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Location Date Europe 
1489276800 South America 1486684800 Antarctica 1486339200 Asia 1475881200 Africa 1399158000 North America 1383868800 Oceania 1381186800 -
Location Date UK 1489276800 Germany
1489190400 France 1479600000 Spain 1477782000 Turkey 1475967600 Iceland 1472425200 Italy 1466982000 San Marino 1466809200 Hungary 1466204400 Sweden 1463180400 Netherlands 1460156400 Denmark 1459638000 Cyprus 1447718400 Portugal 1445817600 Ukraine 1441494000 Bulgaria 1437606000 Macedonia 1437519600 Albania 1437260400 Montenegro 1437174000 Croatia 1437001200 Bosnia 1436828400 Serbia 1436655600 Isle Of Man 1430607600 Poland 1428447600 Ireland 1428015600 Andorra 1426723200 Vatican 1420156800 Norway 1408230000 Belgium 1406329200 Gibraltar 1399071600 Slovenia 1376866800 Austria 1376521200 Russia 1373842800 Malta 1372719600 Romania 1370473200 Luxembourg 1369090800 Finland 1345676400 Estonia 1345590000 Latvia 1345503600 Lithuania 1345417200 Czech Republic 1331942400 Greece 1331078400 Switzerland 1284678000 Liechtenstein 1248735600 -
Location Date Osnabruck 1489190400 Bremen 1417392000 Bremerhaven 1342652400 Worpswede 1338937200 Suurhusen
1327449600 Berlin 1321315200 Hamburg 1317423600 Dusseldorf 1305327600 Rust 1249340400 Freiburg Im Breisgau 1218236400 Triberg 1217977200
Hey guys! Hope all is well for you all!
It's now the end of January, and less than 3 weeks until I'm back in the UK. Tomorrow I have my last classes for this semester, and then 4 exams in the coming weeks. Seems like just the other day I came here, and already half my time is over!
On Monday I took a break from my studies to visit the world's most leaning building - The Leaning Tower of Suurhusen. And even better - it is covered in the semester ticket, so I didn't have to pay anything to get there! Who needs Pisa, when you can have Suurhusen?
The tower is in a small village literally in the middle of nowhere, and with a bus turning up only once hourly, and it pouring down with rain (Yes! Finally we got proper rain) we decided to catch the bus coming in 10 minutes rather than over an hour - meaning of a 5 hour round trip, we spent less than a quarter of an hour at the thing we came to see - but who cares, it was fun!
Last week were my last classes with the seventh (and final) semester students - We took a trip to see the Hilton Hotel in Bremen, complete with a visit to the "Himmelsaal" - a 1920's themed hall on the roof of the building. And also in the other class we went to a cafe for some drinks with the classmates and the lecturer. It was a real nice way of saying goodbye to everyone!
Viel Spaß!
Kevin.
It's now the end of January, and less than 3 weeks until I'm back in the UK. Tomorrow I have my last classes for this semester, and then 4 exams in the coming weeks. Seems like just the other day I came here, and already half my time is over!
On Monday I took a break from my studies to visit the world's most leaning building - The Leaning Tower of Suurhusen. And even better - it is covered in the semester ticket, so I didn't have to pay anything to get there! Who needs Pisa, when you can have Suurhusen?
The tower is in a small village literally in the middle of nowhere, and with a bus turning up only once hourly, and it pouring down with rain (Yes! Finally we got proper rain) we decided to catch the bus coming in 10 minutes rather than over an hour - meaning of a 5 hour round trip, we spent less than a quarter of an hour at the thing we came to see - but who cares, it was fun!
Last week were my last classes with the seventh (and final) semester students - We took a trip to see the Hilton Hotel in Bremen, complete with a visit to the "Himmelsaal" - a 1920's themed hall on the roof of the building. And also in the other class we went to a cafe for some drinks with the classmates and the lecturer. It was a real nice way of saying goodbye to everyone!
Viel Spaß!
Kevin.
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