That’s more or less typical for many German smaller towns and villages (not all that beautifully renovated, though). People put their laundry out there on the street – having no frontyards, of course. Usually in summer the front doors are open. This photo was taken on a Sunday morning – so no open doors and everybody was at the service I think. In the cathedral I have shown some photos of.
In bigger cities of course – nothing at all of that atmosphere.
Yes, more or less. In fact it might be. I don’t remember because all of the streets looked like this. But it really could be the same street. Or the next one.
Just some minutes before you commented (this was btw the 500th comment on this my new blog :-)) I thought that I should stop now with showing photos of my last fishing trip. There is a time when one has seen enough wonderful medieval streets and houses … isn’t it?
So nice to hear this :-) – and I am sure I will post one or another. But you know how it is — sometimes you simply have to show some newer things. Things nearer to your normal every day life. Thank you very much for this comment.
What a fine block of buildings washed by sun and shadow where neighbors can hang out with each other, or not. Miss seeing those folks.
That’s more or less typical for many German smaller towns and villages (not all that beautifully renovated, though). People put their laundry out there on the street – having no frontyards, of course. Usually in summer the front doors are open. This photo was taken on a Sunday morning – so no open doors and everybody was at the service I think. In the cathedral I have shown some photos of.
In bigger cities of course – nothing at all of that atmosphere.
This looks like it could be across the street from the dangling legs. That would make it a street that I’d like to live on.
Yes, more or less. In fact it might be. I don’t remember because all of the streets looked like this. But it really could be the same street. Or the next one.
Just some minutes before you commented (this was btw the 500th comment on this my new blog :-)) I thought that I should stop now with showing photos of my last fishing trip. There is a time when one has seen enough wonderful medieval streets and houses … isn’t it?
I’m not at all tired of your traditional streets and houses. Post as many as you like.
So nice to hear this :-) – and I am sure I will post one or another. But you know how it is — sometimes you simply have to show some newer things. Things nearer to your normal every day life. Thank you very much for this comment.