I guess it is time I got this updated, no? I stayed a couple of nights in
On my way back to my little room I saw a religious processlon ( a lot like those you send us pictures of, Kristina) and got fined for riding the streetcar without a ticket. Funny, huh? I tried and tried and tried beforehand to find how to buy a ticket, but there are only machines on the streetcars that take prepaid cards. Most people don't even use those. The plain-clothes crew who came through (I think they only checked the tickets of two othjer people) said that there is a machine that takes coins right up at the front of the first car (these streetcars are abiut four cars long). The driver is inside a closed booth and you can't even talk to him or her. Oh well, live and learn!
I was able to find a laundry and do my wash there, too. I'm not sure why, but self-serve laundries are a rarity in
Oh yeah, and here is apicture of one of the old´fashioned toilet, that has the water tank mounted on the wall. And one of a place called `Wormland` - a women´s clothing store!
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The Bremen Musicians! I just read that book with one of my students for her homework. I'd like to see a picture of one those street cars....
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