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Door to where? Medieval era, Nuremberg.
The medieval city of Nuremberg still has its wall or parts of it intact and this is one of those many doors up there. A Thriving city of Old World Charm.
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It’s spring…the perfect time to travel and photograph the beauty of nature as you one goes city-hopping, sight-seeing. Unfortunately, here we are stuck because there’s school. ^_^ So for those of you who can, please take this time to visit Deer Creek Canyon. It’s of course because you’re heading to the Grand Canyon so hike from the North Rim to there and down. ^_^It’s like a bonus before finally getting to the big reward.
Deer Creek Canyon in Grand Canyon National Park. photo via http://www.flickr.com/photos/panafoot
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Today’s post features the interior partly of the entrance hall of the Schönbrunn Palace, one of the most important cultural tourist attractions in Vienna that is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Inside Vienna’s Schönbrunn Palace
The Schönbrunn (beautiful well) Palace used to be the summer residence of the emperors, empresses and their families. It has been then expanded to a tourist spot with a grand garden, labyrinth, zoo and aquarium, palm house, gloriette and more.
P.S. That’s my son kneeling on the stairs…
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I think Nuremberg rivals Venice for the title “City of Windows…and passageways” while Venice still holds the title of “City of Bridges.” This stone passageway and cobblestones were at Nuremberg’s wall. The wall runs 5 kilometers around the old town and most of it can be walked on…one can see how it served as a fortress during earlier times.
To infinity and beyond.
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Nuremberg again
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When life gives you lemons…..paint them gold! It’s inspiring when someone or something stands so strong amidst unfavorable winds and what other oddities life may bring.
Pelargonia and other flowers grow freely on this window.
One can never be too sure how to react in any given situation but take inspiration from these flowering plants, given a small space to grow on they just climbed their way up the rails or let themselves freely fall thus creating this beautiful ensemble.
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