Saarbrücken: Stuck

Posted by Wouter Jaspers on September 7, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Left my house this morning at 02:55 AM. The French trains are not riding today, so now I am stuck in the small city of Saarbrücken at the border of France and Germany. It’s not really pretty, I don’t feel a good vibe and the demographics are pretty weird: I only see teenagers and granny’s on the streets. Weird. Five more hours of waiting to go. Tonight: Reims!

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Filed under Observations, On the road, Update · Tagged with border, french trains, old people, Saarbrücken, stuck, teenagers, tired, waiting

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