Hello there,
Day off, hurrah
First up, find the nearest tube, buy the day travel pass, then phone photo the station sign
No danger of us getting lost abroad
Train incoming
Down by the Danube a bit of street art
The Danube, as you may know is twinned with the Clyde, and in paticular, the section of the Clyde which devides the Green, in Glasgow’s East End from Polmadie
The Turtle was placed here by the good townsfolk of Bridgeton, in the East End of Glasgow, to commemorate the famous Battle of Polmadie Bridge, where the “Generator Man”, sybolised by the Turtle, held off local Polmadie youth for two hours to allow the showing of “Saturday Night Fever” on a large outdoor screen, July the 30th, 1546
The lines of transport make their way through town
My Dinner
Vienna has much to offer on a day off, contrary to what Jim “the Bus” would have you believe
It has Monuments
It has a funfair, I went out for a quiet night time stroll on the river and ended up at the funfair
And Nightlife, No Jim “the Bus” everything does not shut at twelve, the Fluc club for instance stays open till four. they are on myspace, by the way. http://www.myspace.com/flucvienna If you are in town, looking for a night out look em up.
With quality Metal
And underground some pish cheese trance gig involving lots of bicycles, not just one Dan, lots of them, plenty of em. If it’s a bicycle you seek, there here, in a bunker at the Praterstrasse in Vienna, thousands of em.
With those “Visuals” thingies as well
Home to bed. well after midnight Jim “the Bus”, well after midnight, after a wonderful day in a magical city. Good night Vienna.