Under those trees somewhere is where I slept in Luxembourg.
On the way to Luxembourg I rode with a young couple from Michigan. They were visiting friends and family here in Germany and his aunt gave them a bunch of food, more than they could eat, so they offered me a couple of sandwiches, which was very kind and timely. I was getting very hungry but my food is in my pack so it is difficult to get to at inconvenient times.
On the way to Luxembourg I rode with a young couple from Michigan. They were visiting friends and family here in Germany and his aunt gave them a bunch of food, more than they could eat, so they offered me a couple of sandwiches, which was very kind and timely. I was getting very hungry but my food is in my pack so it is difficult to get to at inconvenient times.
The picture above I took from this bridge and I took this picture from a spot from the picture above.
I arrived in Luxembourg in the evening but found a park with a big pine tree that had branches almost drooping to the ground so I camped there. I will be able to see better in the morning just how hidden it is. The new tent is just a bit narrow but I’ve come up with an idea, using a few of the poles from the old tent, to spread the center out a bit more and that should provide additional space when I set up and type. We’ll see.
I arrived in Luxembourg in the evening but found a park with a big pine tree that had branches almost drooping to the ground so I camped there. I will be able to see better in the morning just how hidden it is. The new tent is just a bit narrow but I’ve come up with an idea, using a few of the poles from the old tent, to spread the center out a bit more and that should provide additional space when I set up and type. We’ll see.
This was from a museum. It was an actual guillotine.
Found out I left my adapter in Essen so I had to buy a new universal one in Luxembourg. Thank goodness I didn’t have to pay for the tent or I would be seriously hurting for money.
Found out I left my adapter in Essen so I had to buy a new universal one in Luxembourg. Thank goodness I didn’t have to pay for the tent or I would be seriously hurting for money.
Luxembourg is a cool little city with old city on top of modern. They have a couple free museums and they are laid out so well I wish I could have taken pictures. Excellent displays. I found that my hidden spot is not all that hidden but since the new tent is brown instead of bright orange, it does blend in better. I did have a dog come to visit and he was trying to get in but left after a few minutes. I really enjoyed walking around the city for miles without a backpack but I wasn’t hungry this morning so I didn’t eat before I left. I became quite weak and lethargic around 2:00pm so I headed back to my tent, ate then fell asleep for an hour. That is a typical response when my sugar level goes too low. I was feeling a little sick because of it so I ended up staying another night to recover.
More of the modern on top of the old structures
Another picture from inside the museum. This was kitchenware throughout the various eras.
This is one of the old tunnels in the museum. It was used as underground passage to move around ammunition.
The modern city is very classy as well.
This is the Philharmone
To the left is the modern bridge build on top of the old bridge. This bridge has tunnels and little fort rooms and such you can walk around through. Very cool.
The modern city is rich and spectacular but you just gotta love the old city with all its charm and character.
The old town
I couldn't fit the first building but it said Sin City. This is basically restaurant row with a bung of bars as well.
Have you ever seen a red squirrel?
This is one way to keep the tax man guessing LOL
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