On Wednesday 27th, this February, we went to the city of Perth again.
Well, we hopped on the bus #480 in Madeley and there was a "lady" speaking very, very loud to the driver.
Actually she was babbling.
It´s the one behind Ingo and the boys in the first pic (this is Warwick, waiting for the train).
People were shaking their heads until a man, I think he was an Aboriginal, got up and shouted, "no talking to the driver!!!".
Some were laughing, some were clapping hands and she finally shut up!
The gang joined us at The Belgian, kinda relaxed, those four, huh?
Ingo was already a tad sad that our holiday was to be over too soon...
Another great reflection:
I just love it!
And I miss it....
So much has changed!
raine square has changed, our pub is gone... Perth is new every time we come there.
Some for the better and some things not really...
I leave you with this for now, it wasn´t a picnic for Ingo ;-)
Ingo was just the caretaker, the lady fell in love with our Mielebär :-)
Thankful: For the woman that gave me the brightest smile!
In Braunschweig at the red lights you have to be quick! So we ran - right at each other.
Why she smiled? Her Gurri was open so I didn´t see it right away, and I was still wearing my Gurri, too :-)
Probably one of the last days as spring is really on the way, yayyy!
8 comments:
In Sydney there are quiet carriages on the trains. Sometimes people get into these carriages and talk and it is very annoying. Everyone waits and hopes that the person will stop talking rather than having to face a confrontation but in the end someone can't stand it anymore and yells/asks politely.
Yes, in trains we have those quiet zones, too, but not in busses. She was really ... loud.
I hate when people are loud in trains or buses, or when they talk on their phones and everyone can hear what they say! Ggrrrrr.
Yes, I hate that, too, especially (?) if it´s a language I don´t know!
I love the sweet bears and your other traveling companions. (Ingo too!) Wonderful photos, all.
Yes, I know what you mean when you say how things change and sometimes the new is good and sometimes not.
Thank you, Jeanie. Well, times are a changing , no?...
Terrific shots, Iris!
Thank you, William :-)
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