WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[68degreesorless]

Heavy squats in 25 oz…needed to know what it felt like. Actually not bad. Kinda like wearing a belt for the lower half.

[Giles]

@Madame Buttonfly and I are visiting friends in Rothenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany this weekend.

This morning we started off with a candle-lit breakfast…..

[Giles]

It’s safe to say, I am in awe of this place. If you like architecture and you are in the vicinity, you must go. Possibly a bit of photo overload about to occur…..

Our hotels back garden from the town wall….

[Giles]

Bishop - We need to extend the church….
Builder - But there’s a road in the way…
Bishop - Build over the fucker then….

[Fadez]

Keep ‘em coming G. Enjoying these photos!

[Giles]

How to support a balcony 17th century styled. Sorry about the PSU in the background - put there to provide power for the Christmas market which Covid cancelled….

[Giles]

A staircase goes up this tower, the windows end up looking wonk from the outside….

[Giles]

I became fascinated by these stonemasons signatures, basically saying who had worked each piece….

[Giles]

Just outside the town walls, but boy would I love to live here….

[Giles]

[Giles]

[Giles]

Going to an organ recital tonight being played on this. I can’t wait….

[ARNC]

Looks like a great place Giles. Love the pics, especially the masons’ marks.

I’m not sure I have the same leeway when it comes to posting pics but here goes. Exploring the marshes earlier (toasty in my N1 despite the wind) before back to the place I’m staying this week.

[Chap]

@Giles:

Going to an organ recital tonight being played on this. I can’t wait….

This will be awesome… enjoy!

[Giles]

It was - thanks….

[Giles]

A few more…...

[motojobobo]

Very cool architecture and pics! Thank you.
The signatures from each mason begin to look like chinese characters!

[Giles]

Today, the weather was a lot nicer than it was yesterday….

[Giles]

Hell, it turns out, is a restaurant and bar in the city, and an anomaly among the original buildings. Most were built in the 1500s and 1600s, but the foundations of Hell were laid in 980 – more than a century before the First Crusade.

[Giles]

And I found a couple more Mason's marks….