Die vulkaan …

(English below)

Vanaand om agtuur sou die Air Berlin vlug van München Windhoek toe vertrek het. Sou die vliegtuig my motorfiets saam teruggebring het. Sou.

Vanaand hier in Duitsland met die sewe-uur nuus het die nuus gekom. Die hernieude uitbarsting van die vulkaan het veroorsaak dat Münchenlughawe sedert vanmmiddag heeltemaal gesluit is.

My treinkaartjie is reeds lughawe toe gekoop om Dinsdag die KLR te gaan haal. Afslagkaartjies kan mens nie teruggee nie. So, ek ry steeds Dinsdag die byna sesuur lange treinrit München toe en sal maar daar kampeer tot die KLR opdaag. Miskien kry ek nog ‘n gratis ete saam met die ander gestrandes 🙂

Plan B as die KLR glad nie opdaag nie? Dan begin ek en reis per openbare vervoer van Duitsland Kaapstad toe. Busse, treine, vragmotors, per duim.

Ek is baie rustig. Alles is mos onder beheer.

Groete uit Duitsland.

(English)

The Air Berlin flight that would have brought the KLR to Munich would have left Munich airport tonight at eight. Would have because Munich airport has been closed due to the renewed influx of volcano ash across the southern parts of Europe.

I already bought my train ticket at a reduced rate, and one cannot cancel or change such a train ticket. Therefore, on Tuesday I will still leave on the six hour train trip to Munich. I am going to camp at the airport until the bikes arrives. Perhaps I am lucky enough to get a free meal with all the other stranded passengers 🙂

What is plan B? If the bikes does not make it to Germany then I will travel back to Cape Town by using public transport, using trains, busses, trucks, and by hitchhiking.

I am not worried. Everything happens according to the big plan, not so?

Regards from Germany!