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Thursday, May 01, 2008

TT #97

Spring Break in the Bayerischer Wald
Part 1c: Museumsdorf, the chapels and mills

Over spring break, we rented a vacation house in southeastern Bavaria, near the borders of Austria and the Czech Republic. We thought we might cross those borders, but there was so much to do in the local area, we didn't bother, and ended up spending a lot less time on the road and more time having fun.

This is the third part of the pictures from the museum village near Tittling, focusing primarily on the chapels & mills. And since I ran out of pictures, there are a handful from that morning, before we went to the museum village. The first part focused on the houses. The second part, last week, focused on the vehicles.

You can always click on the pictures to see a larger version.

1.
Camden and Curran and the vacation house from the parking lot
2.
me, Curran, and Camden at the front of the vacation house
3.
the view from those big picture windows

4.
outside
5.
inside

6.
the sign over the door reads
"Holy Florian protect us
from fire"
7.
the inside of the St. Florian
chapel
8.
Camden and Curran

9.
many of the homes in this area of Germany still have these on their houses--a crucifix with the symbols of the person's trade
10.
the largest mill building

11.
Curran and Camden
12.
a mill wheel
13.
Camden, Curran, and Carl

Next week: Passau.


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// posted by Darla @ 5/01/2008 10:55:00 AM
Comments:
Very nice pics, Darla! I wish I've the opportunity to visit these places, it'd be a new experience for us.
# posted by Blogger Melody : 5/01/2008 1:51 PM
 
Those two interior shots from the chapels are so gorgeous. Utterly beautiful. And the mill shots are lovely.
# posted by Blogger Julia Phillips Smith : 5/01/2008 4:18 PM
 
what a funky lil chapel thing!
# posted by Blogger Janet : 5/01/2008 4:29 PM
 
*sigh*

You get to see and experience such cool stuff. I'm jealous.
# posted by Blogger Susan Helene Gottfried : 5/01/2008 5:23 PM
 
The chapels are spectacular! I love it when these little gems survive unmarked by time :-)
# posted by Blogger Tilly Greene : 5/01/2008 6:53 PM
 
I love museum villages. They really make history come alive. I haven't been around much the past two weeks (didn't participate at all last week), I'll have to go back and look at the other photos too.
# posted by Blogger Robin : 5/01/2008 7:53 PM
 
Love the pictures Darla! You always get to go and see many beautiful places!
# posted by Blogger Julia : 5/01/2008 8:04 PM
 
More nice photos. Happy TT.
# posted by Blogger pussreboots : 5/01/2008 9:25 PM
 
Love the pics of the chapel and mill wheel. Just lovely!
# posted by Blogger Heather : 5/01/2008 10:45 PM
 
Wish I could visit too. You take great pictures.
# posted by Blogger Mia Celeste : 5/01/2008 11:17 PM
 
Wait, isnt it suppose to be hot during spring break???lol...great pics. Happy TT and thanks for stopping by:)
# posted by Blogger Lori : 5/02/2008 3:38 AM
 
Beautiful pictures. I'd love to go traveling around Europe. Someday. :)
# posted by Blogger Ann : 5/02/2008 3:55 AM
 
Those pews in #6 look brutal on the ass.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 5/02/2008 7:08 AM
 
Gorgeous photos! Happy, if belated, TT!
# posted by Blogger Bethanie : 5/02/2008 6:27 PM
 
Actually, it only snowed that first day. The rest of the week, it was in the 60s and gorgeous weather.
# posted by Blogger Darla : 5/03/2008 2:30 PM
 
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