I was walking, admittedly with purpose, up a hill in Kronberg on Sunday morning – around 10:00 in the morning.
\nI was wearing my walking boots, good, solid leather things – and I admit that they make firm contact noises on the ground.<\/p>\n
I noticed a woman turning around to look at me – she was on the oppposite side of the road and also heading in the same direction.
\nOn the second or third glance of hers I greeted her, in my best German ” Guten Morgen”.
\nImagine my suprise when she responded “Was f\u00fcr einen Krach Sie machen”
\nI was somewhat surprised but responsded “Ich bin Flach Fussig” or I think it was something to that purpose.<\/p>\n
So now I know – it is posssible to walk too loudly in Germany.
\nCan anyone can tell me what the Strassen Recht Verordnung is that I in my studpidity have broken?<\/p>\n
Best
\nBruce<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I was walking, admittedly with purpose, up a hill in Kronberg on Sunday morning – around 10:00 in the morning. I was wearing my walking boots, good, solid leather things – and I admit that they make firm contact noises … Continue reading