A view of the town of Eutin where we made a quick stop on the way to Travemunde.		Here I am in the Baltic Sea for the first time. The Baltic was surprisingly warm, even warmer then the North Sea.
Birgit was in the sea as well, but did not go in as far as I.		A view of Timmendorfer Strand beach.
This is the St. Jacob Church in Lubeck. We could not go into this one as they were having an organ competition.		Devil on the stone in Lubeck. Apprently it is good luck to touch his ears.
St. Mary’s church was hit by a bomb in World War II, it did not do that much damage, but the bells fell down and were broken.		Inside the St. Mary’s Church, Lubeck
An interesting Astronomical Clock in St. Mary’s Church.		A street view in Lubeck showing significant author, Thomas Mann’s house on the right. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature and his most famous book is ‘The Magic Mountain’.
The famouse Lubeck gate.		Lubeck gate from the other side. Over the years the gate has sunk into the ground and so the first floor is now the basement.
This is a veiw of the port of Lubeck, showing a reproduction Hansa type sailing ship.		This is the not so famous Lubeck gate.
The Schiffergesellshaft Restaurant		Inside the Schiffergesellshaft Restaurant. This used to be the place where all the seafaring types would come, but now they let anyone in.
A traditional meal of pears, bacon and beans and also a jar of eels.		A view of the place where we stayed in Travemunde. On the right you can see some apple trees and I ate two apples I picked up there.

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