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We spent the last few days of the trip in Munich. We took a train ride to Judd’s brother’s house where we were staying. He and his girlfriend were super cool and we had a blast. Munich has definitely been one of my favorite cities. We rode bikes, swam, layed out, grilled brats, ate pretzels and did just about everything “German” you could do. Well, I start the journey home tomorrow morning. It has been an incredible trip and I’ll definitely be back soon. 07/13
We went back to Prague, and I’m so glad we did. Such a fun and beautiful city. We ate some awesome food at a swanky steak house and hung out with some cool Australians from Melbourne. My new mate, Chris, told me they eat kangaroo in Australia and I was horrified.
07/05
Well, I've been doing a horrible job of keeping you updated, but I went to Salzburg, Austria. I've been dreaming of going since I was very young. We went on the Sound of Music tour and you better believe I was singing the entire time. It was beautiful. We also randomly met some girls from the U of A and hung out with them! It was great! The hills are DEFINITELY alive with the Sound of Music. 07/02-07/04
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The Music Never Stopped | Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer
This year marks the 50th anniversary of The Sound of Music, which first captivated audiences in 1965. Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer reflect on the making of the classic, their decades-long friendship, as well as the mountains they’ve climbed since then.
Photograph by Annie Leibovitz.
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