So, what are you reading now?

[bhunter]

"A History of the European Economy, 1000-2000"
Francois Crouzet, 2001

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by bhunter

"A History of the European Economy, 1000-2000"
Francois Crouzet, 2001

My hat's off to you. I wouldn't have the patience.

Dave

[ebacon]

Originally Posted by bhunter

"A History of the European Economy, 1000-2000"
Francois Crouzet, 2001

Last Fall I did some business in Regensburg, Germany. It is one of the oldest cities in Germany and was settled by the Romans about 120 AD. The city is on the bank of the Danube River and was a big tracing hub for centuries. The Italians that lived there amassed some serious coin. One of the families, Thurn and Taxis, still has billions, although they made their money on postal routes, not trading.

If Princess Elisabeth von Thurn and Taxis ever asks for my hand I will tell her that with a little more sweet talking I might be had.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by ebacon

Last Fall I did some business in Regensburg, Germany. It is one of the oldest cities in Germany and was settled by the Romans about 120 AD. The city is on the bank of the Danube River and was a big tracing hub for centuries. The Italians that lived there amassed some serious coin. One of the families, Thurn and Taxis, still has billions, although they made their money on postal routes, not trading.

If Princess Elisabeth von Thurn and Taxis ever asks for my hand I will tell her that with a little more sweet talking I might be had.

I've had the Thurn und Taxis beer on a number of occasions. Have you had the little bratwursts at the grill down by the river in Regensburg - the oldest bratwurst joint in the world? Nice town, Regensburg.