[Leica] Suggestions for after LHSA meeting

[lug at steveunsworth.co.uk (Steve Unsworth)]

I drove down (and up :-) the Mosel from Trier to Koblenz last year and would
do it again without a second thought. The Mosel has to be one of the
prettiest rivers in the world - or at least the prettiest that I've seen.
There are villages ever few kilometres and accommodation isn't a problem.
Indeed I stayed at one called 'Alf', purely because it had a strange name -
to these ears at least :-).

Steve

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Nathan Wajsman
Sent: 20 May 2006 05:19
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Subject: Re: [Leica] Suggestions for after LHSA meeting

1) Go down to Bonn and Koblenz and then take a drive south along the 
Mosel river. Koblenz is one of my favorite towns in Germany. It is 
located where the Mosel and Rhine rivers meet and is very pictoresque in 
itself. As you follow the Mosel, you pass through a wine-making area 
which produces some of world's best Riesling and sweet wines and has 
some very beautiful towns such as Bernkastel. October is harvest month, 
so there will be a lot of activity and perhaps even various harvest 
festivals (although I am not sure if they do them in Germany). You can 
also take in the city of Trier, which, like Koblenz, dates back to Roman 
times. All this of course requires a car. 

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