The local cathedral “Münster St. Zeno” gets renovated now for the third year in a row. Therefore the graves near the wall – in former times the highest sought after locations – are covered, barely accessibly only at religious holidays.
(Almost) Midnight in Munich
Here comes the Sun
Last Resting Place – Construction Site
Mannequins, almost monochrome
No, I haven’t forgotten how to do black & white, but then, I am not “far right” on this 😉
Sugar Babes
These dwarfs are actually “Untersberger Mandln” (little men from a mountain next to my hometown named Untersberg). According to legend, Emperor Charlemagne waits in the Untersberg for his resurrection. Every hundred years he wakes up and when he sees that the ravens are still flying around the mountain, he sleeps for another century. During this…
Studying the Scores
The “Stadtkapelle” (city brass band – remember, Bavarians *love* brass music) was part of this year’s carnival parade.
Schnalzer
The leading group at this year’s carnival parade in Bad Reichenhall were “Schnalzer”, creating quite some noise (onomatopoeic “Schnalzer”) with their whips.
St. Virgilius
Fire Lookout Tower “Gruttenturm”
Oak in Snow
Winter Kalligraphy
Egret passing by
Stairs and People
The Trees of Platon
Tree, outside
Trees, inside and out
Heap of Logs
Wild Clematis and other Shrub
Pollard Willow over Saalach
Mistletoes
After that stint in the urban realm, let me go back to the magic of winter in the landscape.