Monday, May 23, 2011
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Random Pics
70's Basket Auction
Wildensorger Apfel Fest II
Wildensorger Apfel Fest I
Ahhh yet another fest! This was by far the best one and we walked for a few hours along the circle of towns until we completed the loop :) Enjoy! x
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Wuerzburg
There is lots to see and do in Wuerzburg (1 hr from Vorra) - we took it easy, shopped and hit up the Marketplatz. We were surprised at how much we missed the hustle & bustle of Korea and found a taste of it here in the University City of Wuerzburg. I loved the old (architecture, surrounded by vineyards) meets new (street cars, shopping and doner kebabs).

Love, Mel & Vince
Note the vineyards in the background.
Kurbis Fest followed by Apfel fest
Gruss Gott! A Bavarian Willkommen :)
The Kurbis fest was in a large village and easy to find. However, it took a little navigating to get to the very 'local' Apfel fest.
Kurbis (Pumpkin) Fest 2009!
Ahhh the Germans love a good fest! Kurbis was our first and of course we enjoyed the food & shopping :) I bought a fresh wreath that I looovee and smells awesome!
Savory kurbis suppe.
It tasted like a deviled egg made w/ kurbis & onion on brot. I heart kurbis!
Gotta love the hat.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Gooo Bamberg Bronco's!
Is that tractor in our front yard?
Vorra is 7 k from Bamberg and has a population of 335. Frederick, our landlord, informed us that no too long ago everyone that lived in Vorra was a farmer - not so much now. We do see tractors allllll day long and traveling at a speed of 40 mph. It's normal to smell all the beautiful scents of manure.
Yep, one AM I woke and there it was...
We also have farmers that come and pick up our apples to feed to their sheep...I really appreciate it (I don't have to pick'em up!). *Apple Tree to the right.
It's obvious Jilly is completely aware of whats going on.
Schuss! (Bavarian good bye)
Friday, August 28, 2009
Rothenburg Part V
The 'Night Watchman'...he is quite the eccentric.
One of the gates into the city (main night gate).
Yes, those are Franconian wine bottles tied together. It's the entrance to a 'Wein Bar'.
Schuss!
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