Photos of My WW2 historical tour of Germany

[jagerroll]

I just got Back from a very Nice trip to Germany and Austria. I took
a WW2 tour of Munich, did two trips to the Eagles nest (The first one
was on a tour and I was rushed so I went back to take my time,
explore and have lunch up there) and two trips to Berchtesgaden
(again the first was on a tour that I was rushed so I returned and
took my time to explore. I took alot of Great Photos of everything
and even took footage (that is in the photobucket link I am sending)
of the bus ride up to the Eagles Nest and the ride in the Brass
Elevator up to the Eagles nest. I found dedication plaques on the
backside of a wall to the Berchtesgarten Cemetary that had photos of
WW1 and WW2 German soldiers and relatives were still putting flowers
below these plaques. It was a very good trip and I put everything in
photobucket albums (Including footage) along with captions to explain
what the photos are of and even a few origional photos to get a
historical perspective of some of the photos I took.

Here are my photos of Berchtesgaden:
s41.photobucket.com/albums/e300/jagerroll68/Berchtesgaden/

Here are my photos of the Eagles Nest:
s41.photobucket.com/albums/e300/jagerroll68/Eagles%20Nest/

Here are my photos of WW2 sites in Munich:
s41.photobucket.com/albums/e300/jagerroll68/Munich/

This was my trip of a lifetime and I hope you all enjoy the photos.

Tim

[thenewguy232]

wow! i get to tour europe when i am in collage. mom mother did it and wants me to do the same. i cant wait to wist all the historical sites. your photos of the eaglesnest are great. how long did you stay there?

[jagerroll]

I went twice. The first time I was on a tour and I was rushed (30 minutes)and then I went back by myself, took my time (2 Hours) , ate and drank great beer up there!