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The trip from Munich to Frankfurt, plus a bit near the hotel.
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I took the train from Munich to Frankfurt and checked into a hotel
near the airport.  I didn't do much other than walking around the area 
a little and getting some food at a nearby grocery store (it was
just a grocery store, I didn't take pictures there).
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006-IMG_20230329_052908856: On the train from Munich to Frankfurt.
007-IMG_20230329_062544491: A little town near the railroad enroute.
008-IMG_20230329_062557185: A soccer (&quot;football&quot;) field, perhaps
for a high school along the way.
009-IMG_20230329_062617794_HDR: The little towns kind of interested me.
010-IMG_20230329_062619588: One tall church steeple for the town.
012-IMG_20230329_071033744_HDR: A fair-sized town, I've no idea where
exactly.
IMG_20230329_074406930: Approaching the train station at the Frankfurt 
airport (Frankfurt Am Main Flughafen Fernbahnhof, for short).
IMG_20230329_074420523: Hey, there were a bunch of workers standing on 
the roof of that building.
IMG_20230329_075435092_HDR: Getting into the rail yard.  There are a <i>lot</i>
of tracks there.
IMG_20230329_075438233_HDR: More trains and tracks, and I still don't know
how to hold the phone camera.
IMG_20230329_112206816_HDR: <i>The Green Man</i> is a scuplture in the
Gateway Gardens area by the airpot.  I think it relates to the reunification
of Germany (I didnt take a picture of the plaque).  
<br><br><b>Addendum</b>&colon; Bez points out that it's 
an &quot;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampelm%C3%A4nnchen">Ampelmännchen</a>&quot;
(little traffic light man).
These are the figures that appear in the &quot;Walk&quot; signs for 
pedestrian crosswalks.  It was created in East Germany and is one of 
the few features of East Germany that remained after the reunification.
IMG_20230329_112536163: Lots of model planes in the window of Lufthansa.
IMG_20230329_112555495: Even more planes!
IMG_20230329_165100151: I have no idea what this is on the bottom of a table
in my hotel room.<br><br> <b>Addendum:</b> Another response from Bez:
<i>The under-table device is very curious. If it's not a weird Stasi
Ostalgie thing, some sort of weird lift mechanism?</i>

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