We were visiting my home town in Germany, called Braunfels. It is a quaint town with half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets topped by a magnificent medieval castle. It is quite funny that I never appreciated the town when I lived there as a child. Only returning there as an adult, I see its beauty and understand why my parents chose the town to build their family. When we go visit now, we have a competition about who sees the towers of the castle first. As you can imagine, there are lots of shouts and yells and a bit of a fight about who won the game.
This week I had lots of helpers: My kids and and the children of old friends in Germany were eager to help out. Enjoy the variety!
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| 212/365, sent from Braunfels to Seattle |
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| 215/365, sent from Braunfels to Jever, guest artist Moritz R. (5) |
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| 216/365, sent from Braunfels to Bliesdorf, guest artist Yonah L. (6) |
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| 217/365, sent from Braunfels to Berlin, guest artist Ana L/ (12) |
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| 218/365, sent from Braunfels to Seattle, guest artist Oskar R. (10) |
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