Mini car, for 2800Euros with 48,000km on it. Considering it, along with others.
It's not fancy but it would be good enough to get around for now and if I found my "dream car" I could buy it later on at a more leisurely pace. I think the cold winter weather is going to be prohibitive to bicycling to work from town even.
Onto the more exciting photodocumentation:
My Very First Volksmarch.
What is a Volksmarch? It's a dying pasttime of German folks- walking clubs arrange walks all over the country (and other countries) of varying lengths where you can drink beer and eat or just do the walk. Today I went with Ryan from Arizona, who works in the administrative building with Bernie. We did the 20km walk, through the German countryside and towns. It was a perfect fall day for it, with just a light mist of rain at the end of our walk.
The first checkpoint- at each station, you have to get your little card stamped to prove that you did the whole walk, then can keep track of it in a booklet.
Some German people doing the walk. They sure are fit compared to Americans.
Shed on our walk. With a crop I don't know!
Our first split.
The guy who tells you which way in case you can't read I guess. He didn't seem to want his picture taken.
4 comments:
Looks like the walk was fun! I'd like to do that (although my stinkin' body wouldn't be up to it right now). I like the little car too, it's cute!
Wait a sec...you drove a german VW while you were in the states. Now that you're in Germany, you're gonna get a dinky little Ford?? Haha!
Good point Dave. I'm still tempted by the VWs but the 10K price difference is making the ford look happier. Heh. Depends how it is when I drive it. :)
Hup 2-3-4!!! Love the gnome the best of all. I think we rented a little Ford like that in Europe once - it enables one to pack light and be agile and flexible for one's age!
Halten marschieren weiter
liebe, auntie dj
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