Now that I have a camera again, I can show you photos of many things, like, the math building here in Munich in which the Ofnet skulls are kept:



The Alte Pinakothek...



and the Neue Pinakothek:



Here are two Bavarian men looking at the Glyptothek museum:



Here's a closer look at the two Bavarians, because they were just so totally cute:



Wednesday night (and most of Thursday too) were spent bugabarfing (or barfabooing, take your pick, but I gotta give Daniel credit for that second one) in my hotel. (I must have eaten some bad schnitzel or strudel, or something. Or maybe it was too much Münchner Bier in the Viktualienmarkt?) In any case, that wasn't fun. But, hey, those were 2 days that I didn't spend any money!

By Friday I had recovered enough to go see the Dachau concentration camp memorial:





Those long rows of gravel are where the barracks used to be.

Yesterday, I took a day trip to Salzburg. It was a gorgeous day, the first really warm & sunny one I've had so far (but it's raining again today.) After 5 years of living in the midwest, it was really cool to see mountains again. I actually shouted, "mountains!" when I first saw them. Good thing my train was full of other tourists who were just as excited as I was. Since my mom has been asking for me to post another photo with me in it, here's a picture I took from the train. I was trying to catch my first close glimpse of the Bavarian Alps:



Pictures from Salzburg:






The Mozart family grave:



Inside Mozart's geburtshaus. Somehow I don't think his name was scrawled on the wall like that during the time he lived there:



Tonight I catch a night train to Milan, followed by an early morning train the next day to Nice. That's where I'll be staying while I shapesnatch some Upper Paleolithic skulls at the Museo de Balzi Rossi, in Ventimiglia, Italy. My Italian is worse than my German, unfortunately, but it'll be nice to be able to communicate in French again! Ciao.