I slept like a log and felt like a different person in the morning. My appetite came back and I was ready to ride.
It was cooler in the morning (mamasita mentioned that I was wearing my windbreaker, while S was in a t-shirt, when I emailed her this photo. Well, mamasita, S put on his jumper shortly after we hit the road.)
I volunteered to take the Back Marker position at the end of the group, and took it easy. I was also able to keep my camera in my pocket, so I got lots of pictures of rear tires.
Riding into Dresden
We stopped in Dresden for a few hours. S and I walked around taking pictures and dodging construction sites.
Frauenkirche
We also found a very modern kitchen store.
However, Miss Bonny and Mister Clyde did not come home with us.
Architectural oddity: is this really an overly elaborate fire escape?
Leaving Dresden, we headed for our final destination: Meissen.
All the duckies in a row
Action shot: in my next life, I should be a cameraman. Check out my steady hand.
Meissen on the horizon
Meissen was another pretty town with nice detailing:
...and deer heads coming out of buildings?
But what Meissen is really famous for is its porcelain.
In a word: yuck! I won't even mention the price tag. You can decide for yourself.
The church
Kilroy was here
We had dinner on the hill overlooking the town. Our server was hilarious and attentive - until the very moment when we wanted to order dessert. He disappeared and by the time he came back, we just paid the bill and left.
Day 6 Stats:
Distance: 46km
Position: back marker
Porcelain bought: none
1 comment:
I was in Dresden in 1986 and it was still a mess from the war. Looks like that's no longer the case. Go, go, unification!
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