The weekend precipitation risk seemed high as the Airbus banked over the Danube to land at Vienna.
The view from MRSLv2's flat confirmed that there were in fact clouds in the sky.
We take an evening stroll as I marvel that
Hundertwasser at least partially saved the Austrian car registration plates from EU conformity.
The next morning we took a stroll in the direction of MRSLv2's workplace and discovered that the little park that we are walkin
g through is in fact a major area of risk and prohibition.
It would seem that that there is a further issue with dog poop.
At least the S bahn driver sees an almost smiley face on his way to Heiliginstadt.
We stumbled across a novel way to park small cars.
As the blisters developed on our feet we ventured onto the marvellous public transport system - bicycles and dogs appear to be welcome.
Emerging into the sunshine we see pedimentary statuary that the Temple of Athena would die for.
Nα δούμε το άγαλμα με τέσσερα πόδι.
Speaking of which we spotted the thermal energy plant as we crossed the Donaukanal.
The red traffic light design appears to have taken little heed of the preachings of Flann O'Brien*.
The rear wall of the Hunterwasser museum reminded me of my kitchen floor back home.
We stumbled on more evidence of Hundertwasser and the thermal energy plant that he designed.
g through is in fact a major area of risk and prohibition.
At least the S bahn driver sees an almost smiley face on his way to Heiliginstadt.
Emerging into the sunshine we see pedimentary statuary that the Temple of Athena would die for.
No worthy petrol based event held in May in Cheshire can possibly avoid the attentions of the Leyland Morris "men": Nikos attributes this menace to the ever pervading health and safety culture that is afflicting British society.
This is what happens when you cook and read email. The content of Clive's email was not good news either...
I can thoroughly recommend Rainwater (Blandys 3 year old). Oops - that will be in the next blog entry.
