We returned Ronald to her house, heard how great the Nuremburg Zoo and Frank's surprise visit was, and then headed back to Marburg. Here's what our drive home looks like.
Stefan's mom lives in the neighborhood on the far right. That's her grocery store on the left.
We usually drive along at 160 km/hr - 100mph. We're slow compared to most other cars.
We have a weird section just before Marburg - the autobahn ends and funnels into a 2 lane road and then opens up again later into more autobahn.
All the raps (rapeseed - member of mustard family) is in bloom.
Lots of yellow and green.
We're zipping along again - faster than the little regional train that's pulling into Marburg.
The End.
(no picture of the house, but you can click here if you forget what it looks like.)
Stefan's mom lives in the neighborhood on the far right. That's her grocery store on the left.
We usually drive along at 160 km/hr - 100mph. We're slow compared to most other cars.
We have a weird section just before Marburg - the autobahn ends and funnels into a 2 lane road and then opens up again later into more autobahn.
All the raps (rapeseed - member of mustard family) is in bloom.
Lots of yellow and green.
We're zipping along again - faster than the little regional train that's pulling into Marburg.
The End.
(no picture of the house, but you can click here if you forget what it looks like.)
1 comment:
From the blurred foreground in your photos I would agree that your ground speed was close to 100 mph! Beautiful countryside, lots of green, which probably means, lots of rain!
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