Located in front of a pub. The place used to be a stagecoach stopping point (see coach and horses to the top right of the sign). Not sure how the fish and swimmer fit in, except that the Danube River running through Regensburg is known for its large catfish — perhaps even of man-eating size?
Jonathan L continues his tour of U.S. 20, passsing through the Finger Lakes region of New York
The largest collection of Petroglyphs is located in Volcanoes National Park, and can be explored on a well-established trail.
A major shopping street in Gloucester, England has an amusing if grisly history
DrFumblefinger came across a few beautifully decorated bikes parked on the streets and lanes of Amsterdam
The largest collection of Petroglyphs is located in Volcanoes National Park, and can be explored on a well-established trail.
This is all the clue there is: Is it enough for you to name the scene of a future TravelGumbo blog? Email answers by Monday midnight to [email protected].
DrFumblefinger came across a few beautifully decorated bikes parked on the streets and lanes of Amsterdam
The swimmer is meant to be Jonah and the big fish a whale. The wall used to bear the inscription ‘Gasthaus Zum Walfisch’, which means ‘Whale Inn’. Without that clue it’s indeed difficult to see why the sign is there.
Thank you for the clarification. We all know how the Jonah story ended…