Finally, some pictures!

Finally, some pictures! These are not in order, but it is a lot of trouble to move them around, so I will just explain them as I go and hope you forgive the fact that they are out of order! :)
This creature is largest dinosaur skeleton ever "constructed." Notice how huge he is and then look at the size of his head - must not have been too smart! :)


Here we are at the Checkpoint Charlie Museum in front of a piece of the Berlin Wall.


One of the images I liked most on the East Side Gallery, the stretch of wall that is still standing and decorated.



If you did not just say "awe," I think something may be wrong with you! This is Knut, the famous polar bear from the Berlin Zoo and he looks like he wants a hug!



That is my hand, and that is a Panda Bear! Sad that the glass is there, he really looked very friendly!



This was my shaved meat sandwich that we ate in Berlin. It was delicious, and yes a challenge to eat!



This is Martin Luther's 95 Theses, a document that I was ecstatic to see despite the fact that I could not read a word of it!



This is the Reichstag, the building which helped to finalize Hitler's rise to power, for he actually damaged it, but blamed it on the Communists.



This is Herman. My cousins gave me this precious little creature before I left. He has traveled in my purse around Europe, taking pictures at major attractions. When I return home, I plan to make a book about his travels. Here he is enjoying Chicken Schnitzel in Berlin.



These are our suitcases, that we lifted, way above our heads, and this is how secure they were on the twelve hour train ride!



This is inside the church that is right next to the church in Berlin that was damaged in Berlin and now looks like a hollow tooth. The stained glass was just beautiful!



This is a chocolate sculputre, yes, chocolate sculputre, of the church I was just talking about. The one in the middle is the one that was damaged, and as this is a near perfect replica, you can see the damage at the top (that is not where someone took a bite out of it!). The smaller church on the right is the outside where the above picture of Jesus and the blue glass was taken. This chocolate sculpture was inside Europe's biggest chocolate store, which we really enjoyed!



Here we are in Berlin at the famous gate at the famous gate of the Berlin Wall.