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A Strange Sight and Golden Arches

So somehow I forgot to upload this blog post last week.  Sorry! 
On the way to Munich, at one of the train stops, I saw this:
I'm not really sure what was going on, but it looked very funny.  I was kinda embarrassed, because after I took the bottom picture, I looked over to the guy who was writing in the first one and he was looking at me and waved!  Oops, caught in the act of stalking ....!

Despite the embarrassment, our weekend in Munich and Salzburg was quite fun.  We did a lot of walking and got to eat some yummy things!  As we walked through downtown Salzburg, I noticed all the old signs hanging over the stores.  Most were of restaurants or places to buy food. I thought this old/new one was quite amusing!  Good to see that McDonalds is trying to fit in with the old signs in downtown Salzburg! 

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  1. LeannaSeptember 27, 2011 at 4:53 AM

    ok ... that is FUNNY ... you tourist, you!!

    How on earth would anyone find Mikey D's with that tiny of a sign?! lol

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