So we were trundling around Strasbourg (for much longer than I anticipated for only €9 per person) hearing various bits and pieces about buildings, when they were built, what influenced their design & when Strasbourg was part of Germany and when it became part of France when suddenly the heavens opened !!! ☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️
BIG STYLE !!!
The driver was a good guy and kept us around a corner whilst the worst of it was occurring…
So as (Dave, particularly as he was on the outside) we were both a bit on the damp side, we decided we’d call it a day and headed back to the railway station…
A 15 minute journey outbound was now a 27 minute return journey – calling at a lot more stations – I guess because it was the end of the day and commuters were going home…
Got back, got dry, had tea & cosied up with a bit of TV, chocolate & hot drinks and gave our livers a rest…
… and when I’d finally got my raincoat our of my bag and the worst of it was over !!!
- Location: 48° 35′ 2.95″ N 7° 45′ 33.32″ E