Just a few impressions of the last glorious summer days 2016 in Ulm and its vicinity.
You call it "Indian summer", we call it (in German) "Altweibersommer": old crone's summer. Why that?
Over here, in warm and sunny autumn days, newly hatched tiny spiders spin a long silk that carries them through the air. When these silk filaments shimmer in the sunlight, they look like old women's long light hair. That's where the name comes from.
Today, mid October, we had one of those rare old crone's summer days - and took advantage of it: campfire, roast chestnuts and potatoes, boating.
