Radolfzell

... the poor plants were suffering. We will have to increase the water supply and ignore the instructions laid down by U. We drove into Radolfzell to do a large grocery shop at a very large grocery store that U had introduced us to the day before but it seemed ...

SATURDAY, 16th September   A day out in Radolfzell with L. We looked around the produce market and saw all sorts of strange vegetables including the weirdest looking cross between a broccoli and a cauliflower off which the stall holder was kind ...

... gnomes they must have crept out at night while we were sleeping. U was very pleased with the way I drove the car into Radolfzell. She must have thought I looked like a 'hoon' driver about to cruise the streets of Moos doing wheelies. Little did she know. ...

... which was to be ours for the next two months. No problems there so we all piled into the Peugot and motored back to Radolfzell where we parked in a yard in front of some vacant offices...for free. There was a festival on in town and the streets were full ...

... : an ICE to Stuttgart, a really relax and scenaric ride (but slow) train to Singen, and 10 minutes later, voila, there I am, Radolfzell am Bodensee, a small town by Lake Constance that you can look across to Switzerland. It is the third largest town, after ...

FRIDAY, 1st September   A very ordinary breakfast and a very quiet dining room. I don't think there were too many people staying there.   Ten minutes and we were in  Freiberg where once again we ended up under a shopping centre and ...

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