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| I loved being asked what I want to do today. |
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| Especially when I am asked by someone that I know has my back. |
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| I decided to take a train from Amsterdam to Germany. |
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| Duisburg, Germany. |
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| Why Duisburg? Why not Duisburg? |
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| I learned Duisburg was the most heavily bombed city in Germany during WWII because it was a manufacturing city. It is a strange feeling to go into a museum about the war realizing my country was the aggressor and I cannot read a single sign in this museum.I have no idea how the war was interpreted. Luckily for me there is an English speaking woman translating for her 6 year old daughter. I thank her for being here today. |
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| Duisburg! On the banks of the Rhine and the Ruhr rivers. |
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| I could have spent hours researching what to do in Duisburg but instead I wanted to keep it casual. We found two extraordinary museums. We had a wonderful lunch at a great restaurant. |
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| There is lots to do in Duisburg. |
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| The day was sunny in Duisburg. |
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| It is nice to have a dry day for a change. |
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| The high temperature was about 40 degrees. |
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| I would think people would be working but many of them are out and about shopping and having fun. |
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| We warmed up in the shopping mall and watched the people. |
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| Duisburg is not a tourist town. |
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| Oh, my sciatica! Actually it's not too bad today. |
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| Thinking about going to Duisburg? Do it! Do it in Duisburg! |
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