I didn't get any buns, but I wanted to share with you-- the Germans love their bread, so there's always these little carts on the side of the road:
I pulled into my parking spot: (Frauen means ladies- those Germans are so considerate!)
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Saturday in München
The Bayern ticket allows you to travel anywhere in Bayern for 22€ for a single person or 30€ for up to five people. München is a meanderable city with an easy feeling. In fact, I got off the train and wandered, not bothering to pull out my map and it was just fine.
I didn't get any buns, but I wanted to share with you-- the Germans love their bread, so there's always these little carts on the side of the road:
The first people who I saw at the Vilseck train station: (they were just getting home)
I pulled into my parking spot: (Frauen means ladies- those Germans are so considerate!)
Nürnberg: (look at those hot lederhosen)
Viktualmarkt in München
Beer gardens (duh)
I didn't get any buns, but I wanted to share with you-- the Germans love their bread, so there's always these little carts on the side of the road:
I pulled into my parking spot: (Frauen means ladies- those Germans are so considerate!)
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Could the sky be more blue? Could the guy in the pink shirt at the juice and coffee bar be cuter? Could the beer be better (noticed the crowds)? I know know why I eat so much bread - it's the German! love the pictures - old camera? new camera?
love, auntie dj
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