All more or less according to timetable

getting some bakery items at forma's cafe in the railway station. She is tall, and she does not when the way that things are usually done at the yorma's cafi. so she asks, and fumbles in the self service counter with tongs, to grab a croissant and then, as an afterthought a pretzel. She pays, and leaves the cafes, am unsure smile on her face..

It is five to six in the morning the sky is lightening outside the tall windows of the station. There are more people outside in the big hall, looking at the iaibvay timetable. The little Rosenheim train from Hwhldhtwik be in shortly, with its roaring diesel engine and it's squealing brakes.

Pwh up the paper cup of coffee with its paste lid and go on to platform number six. It is just past six, and the second half of the Munich train is already in the station, moving slowly forward to couple with the half alrag iihe station, far away at the other evdot the long platform. It stops, to let 'hapkon, and off, The doors open, let the disenlowh ees off, and then get on board and find

a free seat, one of four grouped around a table.

The Train doors close, and it starts to move forward again, untill it bumps into the forward carriage, the waiting me, and couples with it.

some minutes later, the Rosenheim train is to be seen moving out, over on the first platform by the station building and, a few minutes later, this train follows.