An early 7am start in Timmerlah on Thursday 30th June.
I had a wonderful, action packed holiday up on the Baltic coast, and I´m terrible behind with all the news, so I will post photos with captions, and then add more info later. Bear with me, as I need a holiday to get over the holiday. We had only one bad day of rain, which unfortunately coincided with a boat trip along the Chalk coastline. It was not too bad, and there was certainly a bracing wind blowing up on the top deck.
A wonderful marble memorial in Güstrow Cathedral, to the ruling Duke and his family.
Details of the monument can be found on the internet under, Sights to see in Güstrow.
Details of the monument can be found on the internet under, Sights to see in Güstrow.
Güstrow Cathedral, built of brick, and in a town on the "North European Gothic Brick Trail."
Brick Gothic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brick Gothic (German: Backsteingotik) is a specific style of Gothic architecture common in Northern Europe, especially in Northern ...
Schoss Güstrow, with some of our group standing on the bridge over a former moat.
Big problems with this blog this morning, please scroll down. Sometimes it does not play ball, and there are more photos below.
Güstrow Palace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Italianate wing of Schloss Güstrow. and magnificent building of many styles.
One of the many beatifully restored half timbered buildings in the town.
The Ernest Barlach, a famous German artist, Theatre in Güstrow.
One of our many "Stops for food and you know what," mostly for the ladies.
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