We are back from Munich after a delightful few days : days that were bookended between Christmas Markets and Bier Kellers. The weather wasn't perfect, but the sights of the city were.
We came back to a long list of outstanding Christmas jobs : so postings may be a little intermittent during the next few days. But when the list of jobs is too long, the cold wind too cold, and the endless Christmas card list is too endless - we shall always have Munich.
Which means you shall always have food, and beer!!
ReplyDeleteProst!!
:)~
HUGZ
Ah familiar sights indeed. Hope you enjoy the build-up to Christmas as well as the day itself.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a year I attended the Oktoberfest Fest.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Alan! Good photos, especially that second one; I love the domed wooden ceiling in that Bierkeller.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back..that is one beautiful building..looks like a good place to sit and drink a spell:)
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have you back, and those photos are just super...especially the last one...it just brings such a picture of what I feel inside at Christmas time...and who knows why? It just speaks volumes of magic for me....I am sure you just had the best of time...especially going off with the love of your wife...how cool is that, to share the magic of life together! Hope you brought back some good treats for yourselves...the bakeries over there are just wonderful!
ReplyDeletebeautiful city...looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteSo much more fun to do the real thing and not just the continental Christmas markets that arrive in our cities in December. BTW I like that I've become a blog tradition!
ReplyDeleteThere's not a whole lot of places I would like to go that demand plane flight, but Munich would be one of them (to go to). Great photos.
ReplyDeletefun!! who cares about the weather when on a wander especially when there's good food and drink involved!!
ReplyDelete'tis the season for intermittent posting, no?
happy holidays
Excellent photos! I like the foreground blonde.
ReplyDeleteGreat that the trip was a success. Now I'm looking forward to what you will have for us.
ReplyDeleteHaving just visited Friko's blog and post about German Christmas markets, I am suffering a serious case of travel envy.
ReplyDeleteDid you manage to change all your Euros back?
ReplyDeleteA belated welcome home, Alan. Glad to hear that you had a good time.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place to visit. It really would be a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteIt brought back happy memories of our time in Germany. Glad you enjoyed the trip.
ReplyDeleteI used to live in Munich. I remember weeping at the airport the day I left.
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