Liesl couldn’t be disturbed
Bavarian television reported on him and some magazines wrote reports. From 1967 to 1973 he carried the mail from his station in Spänfleck. His tour took him to Eichenreuth, Hohenfichten, Gosen and towards Culmberg. Whereby: unsubscribe is the wrong word. Konrad Tauber came up on horseback. On the back of his Liesel, a good-natured Bavarian warmblood, he brought postcards, telephone bills and official letters. He also brought packages with him. They hung down from the side of Liesl. Täuber was out and about for around three and a half hours every day. “The people were always happy,” he says in conversation with the courier, and Liesel was also perfectly trained for the job of the delivery person. On one of the farms, while her captain was delivering the mail, she ate feed with the chickens and geese. Then to wait until Konrad Täuber came back. Liesl wasn’t upset by anything. “It was also there when a tank drove by. That didn’t bother them. “
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