Run: 2026-07-25-01KYCR49TEQGZWB1SEYQTA8ZFR

Here's what they told you, translated: - "Die Straße runter, da ist eine große Kreuzung." → Go down the street, there's a big intersection. - "Dann an der Littfasssäule links abbiegen." → Then turn left at the Litfaßsäule (one of those cylindrical advertising columns you see on German sidewalks). - "Rechts sollte diese alte Kirche sein, quer über den Markt." → On your right there should be that old church, across the market square. - "Der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter." → The supermarket is right behind it. So: down the street → left at the advertising column → look right for the old church across the market square → the store is immediately behind that church. One note of caution: "dahinter" ("behind it") is slightly ambiguous in German — grammatically it could refer to either the church or the market square, since both were just mentioned. The natural reading is the church, since that's the landmark they're pointing you toward. Either way, the church and the market square are both right there, so if you reach the church and walk around it, you should see the supermarket. LOCATION: The old church (with the market square just in front of it) — the grocery store sits directly behind the church.