A few Sundays ago I made the trek to the Lidl at Inssbrucker Platz, only to find it closed. That particular Lidl was famous for being one of the few supermarkets that was allowed to open on Sundays. I don't know why it's not open anymore, but I ended up going to a store at Sudkreuz train station where I had to wait 10 minutes outside because the store was overcrowded. On the positive side of things, I did get a nice shot of the S-Bahn sign and the crest. I'm linking up with Signs, Signs.
PS: There's more of beautiful Colmar on Halcyon Travels.
PS: There's more of beautiful Colmar on Halcyon Travels.
It's the store to the right that catches my eye.
ReplyDeleteInteresting street scene
ReplyDeleteCool shot!
ReplyDeleteI agree with William. The store on the right looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to imagine not having supermarkets open on Sunday. Though we have a lot of stores that close on Sundays people are so accustomed to being able to shop for food on any day. It's a real convenience.
You get used to it, until you need something desperately for a party! ;-)
DeleteLooks a bit like a remnant of WWII.
ReplyDeletei would not have guessed that to be a grocery store! let's mosey on over to blumen osterberg!
ReplyDeleteThis is not actually the grocery store, but an S-Bahn station. The store is inside. :)
DeleteI didn't realized that supermarkets couldn't be open on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteBut you could have gotten flowers! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYes. There must be a cemetery nearby!
DeleteI often end my weekly groceries shopping with buying flowers.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to remember back to when things weren't open on Sundays here.
ReplyDeleteThat business of not opening on Sunday is hard to fathom these days. I think that's the way it was here when I was a youth, but my god, that was ages ago! Many many moons in the past! A long time ago. Well, you get the point.
ReplyDeleteI remember Blue Laws in Canada when I was young, stores were not open on Sunday. Now in the US many stores never close.
ReplyDeleteLove the sculptured feature on the facade of the building. In Australia, almost nothing is closed on Sunday. Some restaurants are closed on a Monday, however... but only outside main city areas.
ReplyDeleteWe were talking the other day about how nearly every store was closed on Sunday back when we were kids ( a long time ago ).
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