No Way Down and Kissing on the bus to Kisslegg
By Lothar. Filed in Germany |
The sign on top of the Ulm cathedral said ” No Way Down “. We made it anyway, even though we were dizzy from the 800plus steps in the circular staircase. We took the train to Augsburg, but could not get off the train at that station since Gabi did not want to interrupt her reading. So we continued for another 90 minutes and had a great dinner with Weisswurst and Weizenbier in Munich. We took the train back to Biberach and the dinner in Munich turned out to be a 5 hour detour. On the way back was a traintrack construction and we were transferred on a bus with a large youthgroup coming home from a camping trip. We were on the bus to the Town of ” Kisslegg” (real name !) with the young people kissing legs or other bodyparts in the back of the bus. We were back on the train to Biberach close to midnight when a guy wearing an orange prison shirt with ” County Jail” written on the back joined us. He turned out to be pretty harmless and was just on his way home from work.
The next day was spent with errands in Biberach and coffee plus cake on Sonjas Villa terrace. We saw the olympic soccer match Germany-US, which the american women deservingly won. So long, Lothar