In the UK, there is a strict social categorisation of supermarkets. You can tell a lot about people from where they shop. Admitting to shopping at Waitrose could be social suicide in certain circles. Here, I have not found the same social segregation but maybe that’s because I just can’t notice these things yet. There’s… Continue reading Supermarkets in Austria
When you are bored of singing and dancing, chocolate and marzipan, apples pastries and dumplings, it might be of interest to see some of the other things that Salzburg has to offer. Some of these come from a longing to find things like home, some of them come from locals’ tip-offs, some of them are… Continue reading Beyond the Sound of Music
I was in charge of the very important task of driving our English car back to where it belonged. I planned a relaxed trip home via the kinds of AirBnbs I love- all libraries and tea and cute churches in tiny villages. I hopped in the car and had a singalong all the way to… Continue reading How to get home without a passport
