On our last day in the Munich area, our sweet friend Tina took us to the Herrenchiemsee Castle, which was more like a palace and modeled after Versailles. It was one of the residences of King Ludwig II, but really built as a future museum. Sorry, no photos of the inside are allowed, but there is lots of marble, gold leaf and so many candelabras that Liberace looks like a country mouse. We visited two islands and also saw a monastery chapel and we had an afternoon snack in the garden of a restaurant with a view of the lake. It was a beautiful day with perfect weather and a trip in the BMW Cabriolet. We had a wonderful three-course dinner that Tina prepared for us, and watched another gorgeous sunset. We have been spoiled by Tina and her friend Jacques who have housed, fed and taken us sightseeing. We appreciate their friendship and hospitality and hope to see them in Portland in the near future. Many Thanks to Tina and Jacques!!!


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