"Summer", harvest-time, oh, these thingies drive around always. They are supposed to have flashing orange lights on top so you see them.
See that?
It is because:
24,8 mph - they are SLOW.
And I agree, this is no mural but a sign and it is not Wednesday but Monday.
And it was not me (I don´t have a car anymore, gave my company car to colleagues in 2018) - Ingo took this pic on his way home from work in Salzgitter. Because our Monday host infected him.
I´m kinda done with bus, though, especially because... Flixbus. One hour late without giving a reason, soaked all 5 hours due to heavy rain and Flixtrain was not better and still no answer on me asking if that darn train was broken.
What to do come November and I have to go to Dortmund again - DB??? Might be there, might as well not.
Henry 🦁
28 comments:
Dear Iris, I can't stand those big trucks. Your Henry painting is gorgeous. Have a great day, dear friend 🧡 Warm hugs 🫂 🤗
Harvesters do travel slow, can you imagine one careening around a corner at 60 and tipping over? What a mess that would be. I like the aliens waiting for a bus, but it won't take them to their home planet.
We call it a tractor, no pleasure it is!
Henry was from an "Einstein"-calendar, I admit!!!! Not my work!
To a great day, dear Linda 🧡
I had one singing turning left. Stayed behind. He turned right. Next village I stopped and called 110 (police) - this is dangerous!!! Officer got no clue-hope no one was injured...
I have ALF right here, btw and Lola is safe....
...garbage trucks are hard to see around as they make their collections here too! Be safe.
I like the bus stop mural, very funny. Glad Ingo has he mural bug too :) Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Iris.
Tom, it´s a farmer´s one and I do´t do any driving anymore... I hope Ingo is safe ALWAYS....
You bug people a lot! 🤣 Thank you!!!!
I haven't taken a public bus for many years being retired. -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
We have trailers laden with sugarcane without lights on the highways trundling along. Frustratingly dangerous.
I wish that Scotty could beam us around. Instant travel!
I always smile when I see the tractors bringing home the harvest - harvest time, happy days, fresh bread. I remember most sugar beets from Salzgitter, but here the grains are driven past us all the time, as we live on the road leading from the fields to the granaries. I smile and mostly wave each time.
And that busstop gives me ... homesickness you can't call it, but longing for that time I lived there. Not in Drütte, we lived in Osterlinde, but the bus stops looked the same.
How long time ago did you snap this photo.
... not you, Ingo.
Beam Me Up For Sure
Happy Monday ,
Cheers
That is slow driving for sure. It seems the bus is never dependable.
Buses here are usually on time unless there is a problem on the route.
Too bad we didn’t have the transporter - CJ
I hope Henry doesn't get beamed up and doesn't disappear from your blog. How it's been a good Monday. hugs-Erika
You missed nothing!!! ;-)
Yes to that! Dangerous. And ow. That smell, I remember that, too!
Yes, yes, yes, I´d pop in (on asking first) with a pizza to say hello!
I remember those beets from Baddeckenstedt, maybe we speak of the same?
Ingo took the pic but last week! When did you live "here"?
I´d join! Cheers!! To a happy... hoppala. Tuesday!
Yes to both and a big "ACK!"
I can admit I have no idea of busses in Braunschweig, but Flixbus is .... a "oh no!"
Can you invent one? That would be sooooo good!
Henry is safe on his paws on Burgplatz (as in his castle). I hope today is better, but my study is so.... "ACK!" Hope yours is better, hugs
We (whole family) lived in Osterlinde 2003-2004, Baddeckenstedt was our nearest train station, just across the "mountains" ;)
One of our great fun while having guests from Denmark was to take a walk in the woods above Ostelinde, and then tell people: Now you're higher up than you can ever go in Denmark. The highest point in Denmark is around 170 m. ;) Lichtenberge is almost double that.
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