Greetings from Berlin

Tags: berlin, chapel, old building, photography, stereogram, travel

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This travel is taking its toll, but I'm still alive and kicking. After a great Bible study Friday night and a short Sabbath rest, Sparky picked me up and we headed over to the airport for 16 hours of travel.

The flight to Amsterdam lasted about 10 hours, most of which I spent watching movies in the in-flight video screen thingy. On a related note, the movie Solaris is very confusing.

We got into our hotel and went on a quick photowalk, the results of which shall follow presently:

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Everything's in German! Isn't that crazy?

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We stumbled upon this very old cathedral amidst all the fairly new construction.

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The bricks looked really old and made for good texture photos.

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Oh, 3-D pictures? Don't mind if I do!

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These statues don't really need the extra depth but it's cool to have it.

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This one is my favorite of the series; check out the way the clouds look in the reflections of the windows.

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Here is a red cow.

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Some of the buildings are really modern and pointy, like this one. I love buildings that reflect the sky like that.

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Then we had lunch at a generic German café.

That's all for now. Tomorrow we do an actual Berlin touristy tour and do a little coverage of the HP event set-up. Stay tuned for more!

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