Going under Stone Bridge, at one time I thought we were not moving.
The Stone Bridge is a beautiful 12th-century bridge with 16 arches.
There is only one marina that takes guests and that is the last one, It has a shower and toilet, no WiFi, we have decided it's time to get a German SIM, no washing machine but there is a laundromat a short walk from the marina. Has electricity but you need an adapter, which we don't have, so we will catch a bus to the Bauhaus the following day. Turns out we didn't need to catch the bus just to get an adaptor, a fellow boaty rode his bike early in the morning and brought one for us. I just love this community. Thank you Markus.
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| Home for the next week |
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| Morning a hail storm, afternoon beer festival, life is good. |
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| Traditional dress in Germany - Men, Lederhosen "Leather Trousers" traditionally made from tanned deer leather. They were sold at the carnival average price 150,00 euros and are very soft. - Women, the Dirndl. A Dirndl is a women's dress, consisting of 4 mail components: a bodice (connected at the front), a skirt, a shit (worn underneath the bodice) and an apron. |
Next 2 photos are of some of the carnival food you can get, as well as hot-dogs and pizza
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| Steckerlfisch - fish on a stick |
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| In the top glass case you have Fischbrotchen (Fish Sandwiches) here you have a chose of herring or salmon, and the bottom, Pretzels |
Next photos are of Regensburg city.
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