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Hi there faithful pilgrims. Are you ready for Nuremburg. We are there today, but just for a short while, then on to Luxembourg and then sadly our trip will be over. Enjoy our walk around this historic town.
This is the River Pegnitz which flows through the town. As it meanders along it's course, the photo opportunities here are endless. ![]() The streets are lined with this typical type of construction, with so many colours and patterns in the buildings. ![]() Of course, most people know of the trials which took place of many of the holocaust perpetrators. This building is near to the place where the trials took place, but this one houses an exhibition of the story of the holocaust. There was a very slight breeze and I waited a long time before it was sufficient to disturb the Israeli flag. I felt how poignant it was to see the flag displayed in this particular town. ![]() This is a cafe next to the old city wall. The heat necessitated 2 coffees here. You can see the grey block paving which all the roads comprised of, making the whole town feel almost like a model. ![]() Hope you enjoyed this visit to Nuremburg. Luxemburg tomorrow then our journey ends. See you all tomorrow. Good night, God bless for now. PAUL
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Yawn....brrrrrrr. What a great wake up call. I love the flag shot. Poignant indeed. I love the road pavers. What a great sensation feeling them through the handlebars of your bike. Thanks, Paul. See you tomorrow in Lux!! Ride safe, my friend!
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I've been waiting patiently for today's journey! Well ok, impatiently, but I wasn't too noisy....More lovely scenery, I just love the brightly patterned buildings here as well as the lovely architecture around the river. The flagged building shot is a great one for the memory it signifies.
On a lighter note, I love how the coffee house is embedded into the old wall! Very cool. And the coffee here was great! Can't wait for Luxembourg tomorrow Paul.
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Thank you again Paul. I find myself looking forward to your post every day! I really like the reflections in the first and the last one is composed perfectly!! Take care my friend, can't wait for tomorrow!
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God bless your road !!!
nice set!!!
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There is a theme running through this selection as there has been throughout the excellent trip with preacherman episodes, the pictures are both relaxed and relaxing, from the lens flare over the waters of a quiet bay to this charming roadside cafe.
Enjoy your coffee Paul, mine's a vanilla ice cream with double choc topping please
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And god bless you Moby. You have stayed with us all the way. Your company has been much appreciated. See you tomorrow. PAUL
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Great shots Paul, I love the reflections in the first, a perfect mirror image! I could just do a coffee in that place in the last, hope to do 1 of these trips with ya for real someday mate.
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