I have to look up Mainze. It's been forever since I was in Europe and don't know if I'll ever afford a trip back - (first choice would be Italy) but I do recall Chagall windows in Switzerland - or maybe it was Monet's Lilly ponds
Other things Mainz is important for: Gutenberg printing press, one of the centers of early Yiddish language and of Jewish scholarship. It was bombed to bits in WWII, so what is there now that looks old is largely buildings rebuilt in the style of pre-war structures.
Also site of Roman city, Moguntia , and there are extensive ruins. Those Romans built so well.
They're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd just peaceful, on this day. Not even mock fighting.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous creatures.
ReplyDeleteA visit from them felt special. Unusual to see them together.
ReplyDeleteForget to ask - how was Mainz?
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteDid a lot of walking. Shopped the market in the square, which is wonderful.
Made several trips to Chagall windows.
Made a couple of trips to the Temple of Isis.
Took the train to Wiesbaden. Charming.
So beautiful. I love those Austin deer.
ReplyDeleteI am thrilled to get the chance to watch them.
ReplyDeletethese are healthy boys. The video I caught, one of the stags was missing half his rack
ReplyDeleteI have to look up Mainze. It's been forever since I was in Europe and don't know if I'll ever afford a trip back - (first choice would be Italy) but I do recall Chagall windows in Switzerland - or maybe it was Monet's Lilly ponds
ReplyDeletenever mind - is it cooling down yet?
PA, they look much healthier than the males last year, several of which had sad racks.
ReplyDeleteOther things Mainz is important for: Gutenberg printing press, one of the centers of early Yiddish language and of Jewish scholarship. It was bombed to bits in WWII, so what is there now that looks old is largely buildings rebuilt in the style of pre-war structures.
ReplyDeleteAlso site of Roman city, Moguntia , and there are extensive ruins. Those Romans built so well.
We have had some rain, almost an inch where I live, and it is cooler. Cool enough to have the windows open.
ReplyDeleteReally beatiful, thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sergio.
ReplyDeleteThey have been especially healthy this year.