Redundant

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Typical older small-town train station. As also typical for these, no longer in use, and like most of them empty and devoid of any use today. A few hundred similar stations have been rented out successfully, either as residential buildings or housing restaurants or similar.

Half-timbered #3

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Location: Hirschhorn, market square.

Gate

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Basilica of St. George in Walldürn. Contains a Catholic Holy Reliquary.

Older mural

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409m

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Walldürn train station. As usual for older stations, with a sign marking the elevation of the station above sea level.

Narrow

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Hidden

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Location: Castle Hirschhorn, old part.

Bone Stones

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Standard 80s sidewalk in Germany, paved with Knochensteinen ("bone stones", due to their shape). Hand-laid, of course ^^;

The red-coloured ones to the right mark a bike lane.

Clouds

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Weird

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Statue in Buchen. Off to the right is the touristic Old City Hall.

Half-lit

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Crass contrast to the last post. Collini-Center residential highrise in Mannheim.

Half-Timbered again

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This time in Buchen in the Odenwald mountain range. The bottom stone part is actually the old city wall, with a real moat in front.

Alleyway

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Small access into the old town of Buchen between two houses built right against the old city wall.

Crooked

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