This is the 17th of a
series of posts recalling my trip to Europe,
using e-mails sent at the time. Unlike
later trips, I didn’t e-mail people everyday.
Trip reports are largely as I wrote them at the time with two
exceptions: I was usually pretty rushed due to Internet fees in Europe, so I’ve cleaned up my e-mails to make them more
coherent, which wasn’t a priority at the time.
Also, in some blog posts I’ll add additional thoughts with the hindsight
of nine years later or to add further clarification. I’ll use “NOW” in such cases.
This
17th report again merges two smaller posts: a brief post with final
comments on Munich (still day 4) followed by my
first report from Innsbruck.
Logged
in briefly before train leaves as unsure of prices in Innsbruck. I should’ve thought of this sooner
as could have gotten up to 1h34m with time paid for at this time of day.
[NOW:
I don’t recall for sure, but I was probably logging in from the franchise
EasyEverything, which gives you more or less time depending on the time of
day.]
Aussie
roomates came back from the pub and one starting farting; this had the others
in hysterics for around 10 minutes. BTW
these people are in fact old enough to have graduated high school; unsure if
they actually did.
I still
plan to go to Innsbruck;
small towns generally don't give much trouble for finding hostels and there’s lots there so a late arrival (11am) should still be safe.
LATER,
IN INNSBRUCK
This
is quick because the terminal at hostel is not working well so am using a backup terminal that is
more expensive.
I like
Innsbruk enough to stay extra day.
Mountains all around the city.
[NOW:
You got a cheaper rate if you stayed an extra day at the hostel I picked. As
with Salzburg,
I watched people playing chess outside using giant pieces. There were lots of
pigeons in the area, one with one leg. This particular day was a national holiday, but I don’t recall what it
was called.]
More
later once I find cheaper access.
[NOW:
I didn’t manage to log in again until the next day.]
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