is our last day in the U.S.. After getting up, we pack the first box ready to fly and then have breakfast at the hotel. We weigh a bit, what shall we do today. The first objective, we take the parade before the Independence Day in Redwood City. After a short drive we arrive in downtown and even find a parking space. It's pretty much going on, everyone wants to see the parade. The first car we're missing though, but that is no, because we will watch the rest of the big parade for one and a half hours. To draw us cheerleaders, baseball players, Churches and anything over. The loudest is when the soldiers of the Air Force and Navy. Scientology is also represented, but no applause is here. Afterwards we visit briefly on the festivities in the city, there is music and a Oldtimeraustelllung. Now we
go to Stanford. Us was clear that here on 4 July is all, but we wanted to look at the campus still. After we have walked around a bit and find that it is on the coast just always much colder than a few miles further inland, we drive on. Next stop is a mall, which of course has open despite the holiday. We also hold again for a supermarket and buy ourselves a few U.S. Flags as a reminder. Lunch is served at Taco Bell, where we can for 11 dollars more than once will be enough. We then break into the airport, because we did not have enough time for other endeavors. The car is made in 5 minutes and the Air Train takes us directly to the check-in desk. We pass the time in the airport and then pick up from time to Zurich. This time we have the machine with the San Francisco get special paint, very nice! The return flight is anyway less than the long way and thanks to a tailwind after ten hours we are back on European soil. Shortly after 18 clock we arrive in Nuremberg and provide first established how small the cars here are!
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