Comments on: How I Almost Started Writing: Schaffhausen http://www.hownottowrite.com/thoughts-on-writing/how-i-almost-started-writing-schaffhausen-switzerland-rhein-falls/ If you're reading this, you're not writing. Obvious but true. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:56:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Melissa Donovan http://www.hownottowrite.com/thoughts-on-writing/how-i-almost-started-writing-schaffhausen-switzerland-rhein-falls/#comment-554 Melissa Donovan Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:33:11 +0000 http://www.hownottowrite.com/?p=222#comment-554 I love hearing people's travel tales, especially the ones that are set in Europe where everything is old and I envision it steeped in ancient magic. Most of my trips have been to the tropics where you sit on a beach all day and soak up the sun, which is nice, but I'd really like to see a few places like what you've described here. I'd probably start with Paris, then Italy, England... so much to see! I love hearing people’s travel tales, especially the ones that are set in Europe where everything is old and I envision it steeped in ancient magic. Most of my trips have been to the tropics where you sit on a beach all day and soak up the sun, which is nice, but I’d really like to see a few places like what you’ve described here. I’d probably start with Paris, then Italy, England… so much to see!

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]]> By: Joel Falconer http://www.hownottowrite.com/thoughts-on-writing/how-i-almost-started-writing-schaffhausen-switzerland-rhein-falls/#comment-550 Joel Falconer Sat, 28 Jun 2008 23:44:50 +0000 http://www.hownottowrite.com/?p=222#comment-550 I'm enjoying this series of yours, Jamie. The main this you are writing now ;) I've never left the country and these articles convey an atmosphere and feel I would otherwise not know. I’m enjoying this series of yours, Jamie. The main this you are writing now ;) I’ve never left the country and these articles convey an atmosphere and feel I would otherwise not know.

]]> By: Jamie Grove http://www.hownottowrite.com/thoughts-on-writing/how-i-almost-started-writing-schaffhausen-switzerland-rhein-falls/#comment-549 Jamie Grove Sat, 28 Jun 2008 20:20:02 +0000 http://www.hownottowrite.com/?p=222#comment-549 @Ulla I'm glad you liked it. When I was in Europe, I spent a lot of time just observing. This thing with the spaghetti stuck in my mind (obviously). :) @Ulla I’m glad you liked it. When I was in Europe, I spent a lot of time just observing. This thing with the spaghetti stuck in my mind (obviously). :)

]]> By: Ulla Hennig http://www.hownottowrite.com/thoughts-on-writing/how-i-almost-started-writing-schaffhausen-switzerland-rhein-falls/#comment-548 Ulla Hennig Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:22:25 +0000 http://www.hownottowrite.com/?p=222#comment-548 Thanks for this post. I especially liked your description of Italien and Swiss people and their way to eat spaghetti. When Spaghetti first were imported to Germany, people used to cut them. But now I think most people eat them with fork and spoon - or even without spoon). Ulla Ulla Hennig's last blog post..<a href="http://ullahennig.blogspot.com/2008/06/bavaria-series-7-high-up-in-mountains.html" rel="nofollow">Bavaria Series #7 High up in the Mountains / Hoch in den bayerischen Bergen</a> Thanks for this post. I especially liked your description of Italien and Swiss people and their way to eat spaghetti. When Spaghetti first were imported to Germany, people used to cut them. But now I think most people eat them with fork and spoon - or even without spoon).

Ulla

Ulla Hennig’s last blog post..Bavaria Series #7 High up in the Mountains / Hoch in den bayerischen Bergen

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