Wednesday, September 12--fly to Munich, Germany
We have decided not to spend any significant time here, but we will stay over one night because of our 10:25pm flight arrival. Someday, I'd like to return to visit the BMW museum.
Thursday, September 13--drive to one of YWAM's bases in Switzerland

The 2nd segment will end in Vaduz, the capital of the principality of Liechtenstein. Vaduz Castle, the most prominent landmark of the town, is the residence of the Reigning Prince. This tiny country is home to only 35,000 people.
Our final destination for the day is YWAM's Einigen, Switzerland base. We plan to stay here for 3 nights, enjoying the breath-taking views of the Alps and of nearby Lakes Thun, Brienzer, Lungerer, Sarner, Alpnacher and Vierwaldstatter. It has been my dream of nearly 20 years to visit Switzerland, and now, it is finally coming to pass. I'm grateful for this opportunity.
Sunday, September 16--drive to Strasbourg, France
We hope to join YWAM's staff for a Sunday morning worship service before heading north toward France. We have 1 stop scheduled along the way in Weil am Rhein, Germany where we plan to meet our friends, Michael & Delynn Walz who recently moved there from Vancouver, Washington to teach at Rhein International Academy.
After lunch and delightful (I'm sure) conversation with the Walzes, we'll continue our journey toward Strasbourg, France. We hope to avoid the major highways in order to take in the beautiful French countryside along the well-known Route des Vins.
Monday, September 17--apply for visas
Tuesday, September 18--drive to Paris, France

That covers our plans for the first half of the trip. I'll tell you about the 2nd half in another article, so watch for it soon.
Patrick
1 comment:
be sure to visit the louvre in paris. it's awesome.
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