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Tuesday 19 June. On
our way back from Brend on Monday we were met by Erika near the Hirschen,
we were happy to see her until we heard that she had been so worried
about us that she had come out looking, armed with mobile phone,
expecting to find us lying dead or injured at the side of the road. We
had been out seven hours, which they must have thought too long for the
expedition, not realising that as tourists we liked to make a day of it.
I think the feeling was that they could not stand the strain of letting
us out alone again, and so our proposed visit to Freiburg next day was
incorporated into a trip to Titisee - I was pleased to hear this, as
Diana was interested to visit the lake, and it was a very complicated
procedure by train and bus taking over three hours. Erika planned to
drive there which would not take very long, look around and then go by
train to Freiburg, as it is a very scenic trip. I made a mental note of
this for another time. Titisee was so lovely I requested that we stay
there for the day and take a walk, it was very hot and I wanted to enjoy
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clock shops in Titisee - the way down to the
lake is a tourist trap, with shops and stalls, but also good food stalls
at reasonable prices. No rip-offs here although it is one of the premier
tourist spots in Schwarzwald.
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Erika and Irma went off to arm themselves with
tourist leaflets for their future guests, and we went to sit by the lake
- what a beautiful picture this one is, I have set it as desktop
background on my laptop. We set off to walk right round the lake, not
realising we would have to take to the road for a good part of the way
at the start. Once back on the shore the rest of the way was very
pleasant. We were resting on a seat when two German men stopped to talk
with Erika and Irma, who explained we were our guests. We smiled
pleasantly. Not realising we understood German, one man said, "they
are pretty, the English ones, where are their husbands? Did they leave
them at home?" Erika replied, "No, they do not like men!"
I wonder what they made of that one!
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View from the terrace of the
restaurant where we of course ate a large lunch!
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