GERMANY - WORLD CUP 2006 - Page 2
Met up with Dylan in Nuremberg just in time for a match.
All over Germany they had these soccer urinals. I took a picture of the only one without the hanging soccer ball you pee on.
Billy at night.
Very interesting fountain in Nuremberg. 7 stages of marriage or something.
Walking somewhere.
All ready for USA v Ghana.
Not fully pimped out for the game - we ran out of hairspray.
Another great venue.
American fans and Ghana fans (on the screen).
Sucks we lost, can I get your number?
Before we lost. After we lost.
When you lose at muff, you're the target. Watch out for the nettles.
It's okay, just have someone pee on you and it's all better.
Along a river in downtown Nuremberg.
Mini-Ballack.
View of Nuremberg.
A group of elated Ukranians after their victory over the Swiss.
They took us to the big russian disco, Kalinka.
Ryan enjoying himself.
Lenin profile.
Arrived in Munich and found a great parking spot again.
Munich streets.
Won't find a six-man bike complete with personal beer holders in the states.
Enjoyed the best meal of the trip while watching the atrocious POR v NED match.
Cheers!
The super friendly owner bought us round after round. Cheers!
Main strasse in Schwabing district after Germany beat Sweden.
It was crazy.
Dylan's famous baloney and onion breakfast.
The best thing about Munich was the bike rentals - you just leave it where you're done with it and someone else can rent it.
Ryan on a lion.
Dylan on a lion (not as nice a ring to it).
A storm blew in, blowing patio umbrellas and glassware everywhere. Luckily we could just hunker down inside a bar and watch a match.
Left Munich and visited this famous castle that they modeled after the one in Disneyland.
Steve below the bridge.
A quick swim.
Fun with fountains.
They all resemble Ludwig in their own way.
Large schloss.
What is german for "moo"?
This is what happens after too much wine.
Made it to Dortmund for the Brasil v Ghana match.
Ghana colors were flying.
Watched France beat Spain before I left for the overnight train back to France.
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