This tree stands inside the castle ruin of Lindenfels. It is already old but the tree doctors are doing everything to keep it alive and have put in splints so that it doesn’t topple over. Burg Lindenfels was first mentioned in 1123 and thus has a really long past to look back to.
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Lines can be great – and they can also get in the way of a beautiful vista.
This wayside shrine is standing on top of hill and it had snow on top. Nowadays no new shrines are erected in Germany but they are a reminder of a more outwardly religious past.
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Monday Portrait
I’ve featured Neustadt an der Weinstraße quite a lot the past couple of weeks and here are a few more windows from the village Mußbach incorporated in Neustadt. They are from this house – an obvious tourist magnet.
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It’s October and Halloween is approaching. We won’t see our grandson closer to the date so we did some early Halloween bakery. How about a nice brain sprinkled with fresh blood?
Macro Monday
