While drinking beer with Laura at the Englishe Garten, a band played German polka music from high up in a chinese tower and the sun shone. After this shot, I developed severe carpel tunnel from lifting the heavy objects. Note to all who may enter the bier garten, make sure you stretch those forearms (and the belly) well beforehand.
On the same walk, we stumbled upon the ocean of landlocked Munich and found the spot for the young and agile. There is a standing wave in the river that surfers are now permitted to exploit. It look pretty intense and fun to watch.
Then, we capped off our visit with a drive to the lake district, Bad Wiesee ("bod vie-zay") and hiked up a steep mountain to a chalet with food (Leberkase, mmmm) and more bier. That's Laura's partner Karsten in front of the hütte.
And of course, when we weren't drinking bier, the ladies were sucking down champagne and prosecco in high fashion ;-)
It was BIG FUN!! Thanks to Laura, Karsten, Isabel, and Christina for an amazing trip.
Hey Heidi! The company I work for, the Linde Group, is based in Munich, near the Marienplatz.
ReplyDeleteLove the city, and have spent time in the places you have photographed and mentioned. Have another weissbier (not sure I spelled it correct) for me!! Love all the biergartens!. I know no German, but it seems very phonetical, and I can figure out a few words on menus...Luckily our corporate language is English (although British English:).
Enjoy!! Sounds like you are having a blast!
Janice Lamb
Lucky you! Maybe you can come to Norway on your next trip. Smaller beers, but lots of moose.
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