Old Town Sq with a statue of Hus (Bohemia's Martin Luther)

I know I take a lot of pics normally but this summer I'm getting my money's worth out of my Nikon! I think I've easily taken a thousand pics (just the ones I've saved on my computer- I delete all the ones that aren't super).

On another note, I've just been working in the office helping Sean get things ready for fall club. (Club is their weekly meeting where kids get together- they play games, sing songs and hear a message about Christ) It's kind of like lesson planning- you have a theme and then try to find games/mixers to go along with it. Club planning is the same as in the states but they have a lot of other things to work around- kids can't drive in Germany until they are 18 so the leaders either have to drive them home or pick them up or rely upon parents to do that. That is a pretty huge thing to have to take into account whenever you are planning events or bible studies. Sometimes that can keep the number of kids that come a little low so please pray that the Campbells would get a clear vision of how best to approach Club and any other events so that the maximum amount of kids can hear about Christ.

We are having a little Beach Break Reunion tonight to follow up with all the kids we took to camp. I've been working on a stinking slideshow for the last few days- you would think I don't know anything about technology with as much hassle that it has been! Hopefully it will work tonight :)

As you can tell, I took lots of pictures of the same thing!  Most of these are taken from the Charles Bridge looking toward the Prague Castle.  

Overview of the city from the Imperial Castle

Nuremberg is home to the Nazi party rally grounds and is where the trails took place after World War II.  We toured the center but didn't really get to see anything- it was mostly listening and looking at pictures of what the grounds looked like when the Nazi party would gather for fests.  It was pretty interesting listening to interviews of German citizens who had participated- they were like "I saw Hitler like 12 times during the rally" or "It was such a fun time with our family".  I would have thought they would be more subdued about it but I guess it is childhood memories for them. 

We also went to this cute little town called Lucca.  There wasn't a whole lot to see here except for this church but we did eat some more awesome pizza and gelato.