Beer Gardens

Bara and I stumbled across a beer garden on our way somewhere else. So we had to stop.
It was a beautiful afternoon and it was time to sit we’ve been going and going like true tourist

Yes, I’m drinking a beer. One in Rome or went in Austria. And yes, it was 100% non-alcoholic. It had a nice beer flavor and it was quite refreshing and enjoyable.

We started chatting with a couple Canadians. Tom & Wendy were cute as could be. They were on a cruise and had to stop in Salzburg. We talked about our home towns and travel places. We’ve been in places we’d like to go.

Having small encounters like Tom & Wendy and several other people I’ve met along the way really make my travels special.

I made it to another beer garden that was actually on my list of things to see, Augustiner Bräu Mülln. I was totally overwhelmed. I don’t get that way often, but this was an exception. I was really looking forward to having another nonalcoholic beer. This was not the place for it. It was rowdy and chaotic. Which is perfect if that’s what you were going for, but I’ve been to the other beer garden that was just so quiet and tranquil. I’m glad I stopped by to see it. I didn’t even take all the pictures. I really wanted to take I just decided to leave.

A friend of mine had mentioned fried radishes this was not the beer garden. She was talking about because the only person that sold radishes were fresh raw and sliced really thin with salt. They were good, but not what I was expecting and the language barrier here really was an issue so I bought them and I ate them as is because that’s what you do when you travel.Weiterlesen