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Winter evenings in Trier
by Ann Raresheid
(Waynesboro, OA)
I loved to wander thru Trier in the winter evenings when all was quiet. Usually, on Friday nights around Christmas, there would be a small band playing Carols.
I would buy a packet of fresh roasted nuts, mostly to keep my hands warm in my pockets, then eat them a bit later.
The still nights, beautiful decorations in the shop windows and the hushed voices of the other people out enjoying the season made for perfect memories!
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