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| Early the next morning, I headed the Frankfurt am Main Hauptbahnhof, Central Station to go on to Leipzig. |
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Until my train, ICE 1557, came, I enjoyed the early morning ambience of the platform hall. |
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| It was still late February, so the air was so crisp. My train to Leipzig arrived a few minutes late. |
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At 9:23, I farewelled to Germany's only skyscraper city. |
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| It was the first class car with only a few business passengers there. It was nice and quiet. |
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I knew that Germany had shifted to wind power in recent years, exiting from nuclear energy, but I was so amazed to see wind power all over the place on my way to Leipzig. |
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| As the train stopped at Eisennach on its way, I almost wanted to hop down at this station. This town is where J.S. Bach was born. |
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Soon, the train started to move, and said to myself, "perhaps next time..." |
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