The view from my "office"

Reply in Gaelic to confuse them!
If I knew some Gaelic I would. It's funny I remember travelling with some Irish people a few years ago and they always used to revert to Gaelic when they were being harassed.

btw there was a kid (young man maybe but less than 20) on the train the other day from Strasbourg to Colmar who obviously didn't have a ticket. Both guards were trying to work out what language he spoke and hovered around him for a few minutes and he didn't say a word. In the end they just left him
 
btw there was a kid (young man maybe but less than 20) on the train the other day from Strasbourg to Colmar who obviously didn't have a ticket. Both guards were trying to work out what language he spoke and hovered around him for a few minutes and he didn't say a word. In the end they just left him

I must remember that one. Maybe wear a T-shirt with something in Icelandic at the same time.
 
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There was a great show that followed the refurbishment of Raffles. Like every construction project, it didn't go to plan, and like every refurbishment, not everyone would be happy with the final product.

If you like this stuff well worth watching.

I love watching documentaries like this. And those of cruise ship builds and hotels. Just saw The Balmoral through Covid times.
 
If I knew some Gaelic I would. It's funny I remember travelling with some Irish people a few years ago and they always used to revert to Gaelic when they were being harassed.

btw there was a kid (young man maybe but less than 20) on the train the other day from Strasbourg to Colmar who obviously didn't have a ticket. Both guards were trying to work out what language he spoke and hovered around him for a few minutes and he didn't say a word. In the end they just left him
On our recent trip to Germany I got sick of being hassled by beggars in some of the big cities so I dredged up my few Japanese words from my Customs days. Counting to ten or asking to see their watch usually worked very well to stop them bothering me.
 

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