Visit to Munich, Germany - 22 - 27 September 2015

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I travelled by train from Stuttgart to meet up with friends Tina and Kim at Freising, a little out of Munich.

Above - At the Deutsches Museum at Munich - the largest museum for science and technology in the world. A very impressive place. I spent two days visiting the museum.

Above - Early electric motors

Above - An A4 rocket (also known as the V2) - this one fitted into a stairwell.

Above - Original Enigma machines - 3 rotor and 4 rotor.

Above - One of Conrad Zuse's early computers from the 1930's. Note the data was punched onto 35 mm film.

Above - Street performers - Munich

Above - The first rocket plane and jet plane

Above - The mining exhibit was amazing - it was deep underground and it felt like you were in an actual mine.

Above - an old machine shop

Above - Röentgen's X Ray apparatus

Above - Hertz was using this apparatus when he discovered and investigated radio waves

Above - Galileo's lab

Above - The Red Barron used to fly one of these Fokker Triplanes.

Above - Blériot monoplane

Above - Living statue - Munich. The cup never ran out of water!

Above - Living Statue

Above - Some of the bike parking at the banhof at Freising

Above - Tina and Kim's very cute young daughter - Lille

Above - Day 3 in Munich - I went for a walk in the Bavarian Alps. I was supposed to climb this mountain - but I didn't have a good map (until I found this on on a sign) - and I ended up going around it.