Tuesday, June 16, 2009

A Day in Tubingen

Bryan in courtyard of 12th century Catholic Monastery which was converted to educate Protestant pastors.
Pastors podium looking ominous

Stairway leading up from the Neckar river. Our German friend Carsten was our tourguide for the day.

We are in the castle above Tubingen


Bryan on the castle wall with the Neckar river in the background.





Cottage protruding from the castle wall





Bryan and Carsten about to breach the entrance to castle above Tubingen, which first appeared in history in the 10th century





Leah in the shadows of more half-timber buildings







Bryan and Carsten in front of slaughter-house, with canal below which washed away the guts








A medieval building which used to be a nunnery. The room above stretched over the same canal and was used as a laterine.









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