Downtown Frankfurt

I spent a couple of days just exploring downtown Frankfurt, one of the places I went was the  Römerberg, a neat little town square. As always, I am not very good at descriptions, so I will include a link. So here is something I am better at – pictures! https://www.gpsmycity.com/attractions/romerberg-(square)-7128.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%B6mer Oh look, another church, this one I just got outside shots. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreik%C3%B6nigskirche,_Frankfurt Some shots of Frankfurt’s love locks bridge and the Main River. To get around town, you can take the train, tram or bus. The really cool thing is you can buy a day pass and use any … Continue reading Downtown Frankfurt

Mitchell Memorial Forest

So with only about 4 more Germany posts left I have decided on the next path for this blog. Essentially its going back to the way I started it and what it’s been since – a photo blog. “Mostly photography, but probably some randomness thrown in”, as it is stated in my description. Mitchell Memorial Forest is about 9.5 miles from my apartment and it was pretty much a whim to head there this morning. This 1,649-acre park offers over eight miles of challenging mountain bike trail, a 1.0-mile Wood Duck nature trail, and the River Hill “catch and release” … Continue reading Mitchell Memorial Forest

BARN FROM DAMSHAUSEN

One of the exhibits at Hessenpark is called Flight and Explusion, Refugees were packed into railcars and transported back to Germany. Behind the slats on the wall in the railcar part of the exhibit were monitors that played a video of the view from the car as it was moving along. https://www.hessenpark.de/en/lexikon/dauerausstellungen/vertriebene-in-hessen/ https://www.hessenpark.de/en/lexikon/historische-gebaeude/baugruppe-mittelhessen/scheune-aus-damshausen/ Continue reading BARN FROM DAMSHAUSEN