Precious moments
- 27 May 2017 -
I read somewhere that there would be a ‘Platzkonzert’ in the city center. It seemed like a good plan to go check it out while having some coffee (and Apfelstrudel of course). So we took a seat at a nice cafe where we could see and hear them. Although hearing them was not so difficult. They were pretty good. They didn’t only play Austrian songs but also famous songs like fly me to the moon from Frank Sinatra.
After we finished our drinks, I took my parents and my brother to another hiking path I did before. One I hiked with my boyfriend in april. This path wasn’t too long so I figured that would be nice because it was even hotter than yesterday. There was a little detour on this path we took where my brother found a tree to climb in. Old habits die hard I guess. Most likely he had the best view though.
After the walk we had lunch at a lovely place we came across. This time with a proper ‘Bretljause’ (without radishes :P). It was a typical Austrian place and at one point came a woman with a young daughter dressed up in matching Dirndls! So adorable. Why don’t we have Lederhosen and Dirndls as traditional costumes at home too? I would love that.
My parent still hadn’t had enough of walking around the Austrian landscapes (and they probably never will) so we went to their hotel to pick out a route in that area.
We hoped to be able to reach the river so we could dip our feet in and cool down a bit. Sadly, we weren’t able to come close enough but we came across something else on our way:
A super duper cute Bernese Mountain dog puppy! Resuming our walk wasn’t possible until we all had a big hugging session with her. It’s so weird our youngest dog once was this small and fluffy too. It feels so long ago.
We had dinner at a place in the city center that was a bit fancier than we would have planned but therefore the food was delicious. I tried to cherish the evening as much as I could. The thought of having to say goodbye again tomorrow couldn’t leave my mind. Only two months left and I’ll be home again.
















