Having a car seemed like a great idea, until we had to try and find a place to park it in Berlin.
Getting over the Berlin Wall was easier than trying to find a place to park the car.
U-turns, sometimes 6 in a row, have become common.
Ken often asks us to make U-turns as well, which the boys think sounds like “naked U-turns” because of his Australian accent.
It’s possible that being naked during our U-turns would help us get an open parking space.
In spite of parking challenges, we’ve seen a lot in Berlin already.
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| A break in the wall |
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Berlin Cathedral, where we attended worship service on Sunday
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| Gate of Ishtar from Babylon |
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| TV Tower |
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| Checkpoint Charlie (no parking, just a drive-by) |
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| The Reichstag |
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Profiles in Courage - each slab represents one of the members of the Reichstag who opposed Hitler.
Most were sentenced to concentration camps. |
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| Brandenburg Gate |
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