I drove back to Frankfurt instead of searching for another town. Actually, the ladies I met in Breisach explained that Herzothum is the name of the town where the duke lived. This means, I have no clue what is the actual name of the town now. So, back to Frankfurt. I made it to what I think is the center of the city. There's a choir expo happening. I think it was busier than normal because of that. I did get to see the city's main cathedral and hear a choir sing while inside. It was beautiful. I spent the time walking about the food market and enjoying a bratwurst . . . finally! For lunch I had Viennas-style schnitzel . . . so not the official German Schnitzel, but schnitzel, nonetheless.
I'm hoping that tonight I'll enjoy spatzle (egg yolk noodles). We'll see what I can find. Tonight will be relaxing and getting ready for flying! My luggage is on its last leg. It served me well even though it is only a year old. However, let's examine it's life. It's first journey was a 3-week journey through Vietnam where we stayed in 7 different hotels. It then took a flight to Bangkok and then made its way back to Detroit. I used it for the policy class trip to DC. I also used it for my trip to St. Charles, MO in September. It then traveled to Florida and now this trip. On this trip, its been to 7 hotels (8 visits, though). It was pulled, while running, through the Venice train station. Oh, I think it also went to Louisville, TN for the ACPA conversation . . . can't remember. So, did it serve me well?
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