Free flights to St. Louis

Hi,

the title says it pretty much why we were going to St. Louis. Surprisingly there was more to see than we first thought and I guess there would have been even more (breweries ;-)) if we werent the hole time at the home of Budweiser.



But from the start. The trip started with a Thursday night at 6th street, or should I better say, was to start. Watch your self what happened.

Well, tell you, it was a huge strom. People came in the Bus and took their clothes off, sitting there, of course freezing their ass of in boxers. Nobody could pick me up at the stadium where all bus service was stop for almost an hour.
Finally we made it downtown and from their at 3am torwards the greyhound station.
Arriving in Dallas a homeless guy showed us where beer at 7 am is available. Thus, at the airport, we had a few "Ärmelbeers", cuz drinking in public is not allowed.

Then off to St. Louis, nothing surprising there. More "Ärmelbeers" and then off to the Ahnheuser Bush Brewery were everybody is supposed to get free samples of beer after the brewery tour. Well, forget about the tour and forget about two, than you know what happened two afternoons in a raw.


We partied quite a bit on Friday. As St. Louis spans over two states night clubs open till 1am and 3 am in Missouri, but 24 hours in Illinois. So we fought our way through until we were finally denied access.

Next day, the arc. Im still amazed that this thing stands after a storm. Downtown afterwards, then brewery. Nothing new there. At the night we went to a couple off pubs in the quater our hostel was located. They had quit nice outside areas with fires and funny games. Luckily we made it around the gay area there.





Nothing special happened on sunday, exept that our pick up, forgot what "Automatisch" means. How else can you explain it took you 50 min to the fing greyhound station when you only live 5 min away??????