German farmhouse

Located in the urban area of Essen, Germany, the historic Dortmannhof building typifies 18th-century half-timbered hall houses. Pictured is the bright blue front door located on the west side of the building. Photo 1 of 30 in A 200-Year-Old German Farmhouse Gets a Quirky, Glass-Fronted Addition.

(click photo to enlarge) Come along, let's step back in time to 1700 Germany... (click on photo to enlarge) (click on photo to enlarge) (click on photo to enlarge) Christian thinks he looks good in the wooden shoes ;) (click on photo to enlarge) (click on photo to enlarge) (click on photo to enlarge) Our hostess is explaining how she made sauerkraut in the crock. I've shown you some of this exhibit HERE and HERE. I hope I'm not boring you all with all of these pictures. I just really, REALLY…

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This stone house looks like it should be in Europe but it’s really a guest house in Texas! Found this sweet cottage on Hello Lovely blog and followed it around the web a bit to find out some…

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The day after Christmas, and still no snow.

On the Hamburg-Bremen long distance cycle route