The castle of Wertheim overviews the junction between Main river and Tauber river and is one of the biggest stone castles in Germany. First built in the 12th century it hosts a restaurant, a gallery and a museum today. (More info)
I didn’t really find something meaningful on the little chapel at Märzenbrünnlein in Walldürn besides that a butcher named Knörzer built it in the name of the Dolorous Virgin. There is a historic way of the cross in the forest and the place is said to be haunted. A lot of people from the village have […]
The japonese cedar is growing. The owls are no babies anymore. A tiny spider nest.
We woke up early after we burned the virus. We wanted to take a little walk with this awesome weather and light but at the end we did 10km before breakfast. Which was very, very good afterwards.
On a nice beginning of summer weekend, we met on the countryside to finally eradicate the corona virus from earth. Once and for all. At least in our dreams :-).
Everything started smoothly with a sunny walk through the fields.
But how to burn a virus? We first must have it. And as our intent was highly symbolic, we had to create symbols that could be burnt.
The evening came and our master of ceremonies came in form of ancient Indian wisdom to bring light to those dark times.
Our job is done. May the virus Rest In Peace.
We had a nice hike through the hilly forests near Bad Freienwalde. Don’t miss to have a snack at the “Waldschenke” next to lake Baasee and admire their great decorative items from different centuries. Nearby you can look up to the highest tree in Brandenburg. In fact, you can’t see which one is the highest […]
The 8th of May, the day of the unconditional capitulation of the German Wehrmacht, is finally a holiday in Berlin. We decided to take a road trip towards the East to visit some relevant locations in the area. We went to the honorary cemetery of soviet soldiers in Müncheberg, to Seelower Höhen, where one of […]
Around Garzin, Märkische Schweiz, Brandenburg, Germany
Who would have thought that times are changing so quickly? I took this photos when there were 500 cases of Covid-19 in Germany and when it was still allowed to have 1.000+ gatherings. Nature doesn’t seam to care. It’s beautiful – like always.
