We got up about 7:30 and checked out of the hotel at 9:30 after the fourth time of having the same breakfast in this hotel. Yuri wanted to call in at the souvenir 
shop in the Old City that was closed when we visited it last night. She found something inside the window last night. Though I had no plan today, I couldn't leave her alone and followed her. We had been staying in Freiburg for several days, but it was the first time we'd walked in the Old City in the morning, and so I was surprised to see the open space around the Cathedral. It had become a big bustling market. I'll show you some pictures and write some remarks. Bread is called
"Brot" in German. The first picture was of a movable bakery shop and there were many types of bread that I had never seen. At the 
meat shop in the second picture, I found many kinds of sausages and something smoked. There is no sea around Freiburg, but there were fishes. Cheese was sold sliced and I'd never seen such a
big block of cheese. If I could visit this city again, I'd prefer a condominium-like place rather than the usual hotels and would cook using these domestic 
materials. Whenever we visit Whistler in Canada, our ski trip is always like that. I had been eating different sausages every day there, but I hadn't completed all the different kinds of sausages in the market. Are there any condominiums in Freiburg?
(Vocabulary)
be sold sliced （果物などが）切り売りされる
bustling (場所が) にぎわった, 活気に満ちた
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