So you’re in Cologne, Germany for one more day; what’s the
logical thing to do? Mini golf. Yep good, we’re on the same wave length. We’re
bike riding to this mini golf place and then disaster strikes – Police helicopters
circling above and flying low. Police cars parked about and police inspecting
the area. Turns out someone jumped from this bridge we were riding across.
Ambulances, choppers and police all around the Rheine searching for the jumper.
He was fine. Just thought he’d go for a dip. Kidding, we think we actually
tried to kill himself or he was just drunk/high.
Anyways, he came out pretty much physically unscathed and
slapped with a hefty fine from the Fuzz, and we got to our game of mini golf.
Surprisingly I came 2nd (you might be assuming
here that there were only two players – to which I say firstly “screw you”, and
secondly, no there were 5 of us so this is truly a great feat for me who rarely
ever plays mini golf or normal golf).
This was followed by a very chilled out evening of sitting
out on the balcony, listening to Radiohead and pink Floyd by candlelight and having
an extremely deep philosophical conversation til the early hours of the
morning. Got up the next morning pretty tired and had to pack
to head to Amsterdam.
** EDIT - Forgot to add that whilst playing our intense mini golf game, there was a movie being filmed in the area. We were getting very much into our game especially when we sunk hole in ones. We went CRAZY. We were told off several times by the set crew. See picture below. We were also included in the background of some scenes so if all of a sudden my acting career takes off, you'll know why.
** EDIT - Forgot to add that whilst playing our intense mini golf game, there was a movie being filmed in the area. We were getting very much into our game especially when we sunk hole in ones. We went CRAZY. We were told off several times by the set crew. See picture below. We were also included in the background of some scenes so if all of a sudden my acting career takes off, you'll know why.
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