This is where we stayed, it is a Manor House in Sayda, Germany. Don't bother stopping to Google Map that town now, it won't show up. A part of the old stone home is run as a hotel and the other half is broken into three apartments. I found this place on an apartment rental page and we went for it because it looked like there was lots of room for the kids to play and because it was inexpensive. When we showed up, there was a key in the door and no one else there! The experience was rather strange and Husband was convinced that we had been lured into the (former) East German countryside to have our organs harvested and sold on the black market.
Staying in a remote location, was a new technique we tried in our quest to travel successfully in Western Europe with children. The pros: less expensive, lots of area for the kids to play, much different from the urban 3rd floor apartment in which we live daily. The cons: lots of time in the car to get to major sites. I am still not sure what our verdict is on this approach, it was different then Paris -not as leisurely, but we sure did get to see a great deal in the five days.
2 comments:
Dear God, you visited the set of "Antibodies". Ethan's fears were not unwarranted!!!!!!
Seriously though, what a beautiful place. I love the picture of Viv with the mini wood cabin- did she build that? Reminds me of the Cappytan's handy work...
hahahahahaha...harvesting organs...why do I focus on his paranoia instead of my beautiful sister-in-law and niece and
nephew(s) ?? Who knows? We Loefferts are a sick bunch!!!
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