Triberg

I got Triberg at about 11. When I first got Triberg, I stunned at all. It's the snow. Unfortunately, it took me almost an hour to find the Hotel because of the fault of Google map...

street in Triberg

street view of Friberg

after an hour, climbing up and down, and finally found my hotel

my hotel

my room

The view from my room is beautiful because there's a lake just next to it. I took a rest and headed to the Wasserfälle and Schwarzwald Museum.

Guest card is very useful in Schwarzwald

view from my balcany

the house behind is my hotel

P.S. I lost my Guestcard after walking faround in Wasserfälle, and fortunately I applied another new one for free.

I know maybe it's hilarious to some people, but this was the first time I saw the snow in front of me and was the first time to step on it!! It was harder than I thought, and it was slipper than I thought too that I'd fallen when climbing in the Wasserfälle!! It was really hurt by falling down...!! Triberg is a small town with few people, but the view is quite good still.

way to the Wasserfälle

the entrance to the Wasserfälle

In Wasserfälle, the scenary is great, and it was nice hiking there.
I got some time, so I chose the farest path to walk. In the end, I found the path I chose was closed!!!! So at the end of the road, I jumped on the side...

my feet were almost stuck in the snow!

this is my first snow man~~~!!!!

what an interesting picture, you can understand it even you  don't know German

the main entrance of Wasserfälle

After that, I went to Schwarzwald Museum. In it, I learned a lot about the History of Schwarzwald and Triberg. The wood, snow sports, the radios, ... It was quite a good museum here.  (I went there to have a deep visit because it took me 4.5 euros)

Schwarzwald Museum is small but worth visiting

the store is really rich in it~~

my dinner: salad and soup, and the soup is so~~~ salty....

the decoration of the restaurant is full of cuckoo clocks

Is it a wooden dummy or what?...XDD

Maria Church, which is next to my hotel

Oh! Finally I drank the water with gas, it was really strange about the taste, but I drank it all still.

Next morning when I was waiting for the train, I went to LiDL next to the station. It just like "Wellcome" in Taiwan. I was just wondered what they sold about, so I didn't buy anything. But the interesting part is coming!! Since the entrance and the exit is seperated in many of the stores in Germany, so I needed to go through the cashier and told them I didn't buy anything. The cashier reply me in German......since she didn't know what does "I didn't buy anything." mean....... Fortunately, there was a couple knew English and helped me to translate it in German and finally I got out. After walking out of the LiDL, I thought that I could say that in German exactly but I just didn't... "Ich kaufe nicht."

In conclusion, English is not working in small towns, and I need to improve my German sooner...