Krems, Day Two

[wiseheart]

Again, we had a lovely day. In the morning, we saw some sights, during which my szandált died on me. Fortunately, this is a country where the shoe industry takes people with swollen feet under consideration, so I actually found some lovely new ones on sale.

Around mid-day, we returned to the hotel, ate some soup and slept about three hours. After that, we went back to the shops, trying - and failing - to find little presents for Mum's oldest friend, had coffee in a street café and made an epic bus tour. Not quite as long as the one we made with artemis10002000 in Hamburg a few years ago, but it was a lot faster, with the bus going up and down steep, crooked little streets at a suicidal speed, so it was quite adventurous.

I took some photos, but I need to upload them to my laptop first, as it used my camera instead the tablet, so you'll have to wait for them a little longer.

Comments

[artemis10002000]

Yay, easily finding new shoes is a success in itself!

Shame you couldn't find presents, though. And yes, that was an epic bus tour! Sounds like a nice one you had, though.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Oh, it was! Save for the moments where we were deadly afraid, that is.

[saki101.livejournal.com]

Very annoying about the shoes, but at least you were able to find replacements. The bus tour sounds invigorating!

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Invigorating isn't the word I would use, but yeah, it was interesrting. In the Chinese curse sense of the word.