Germany's answer to Cruxton Abbey.
Well, the Graf von Kreuzigung has to live somewhere
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Well, the Graf von Kreuzigung has to live somewhere
Mikerytel
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And it seems to only have two ways out so you can put guards at one entrance and keep the entrance to the stone bridge shut so barb can’t steal Riesling and run awayGermany's answer to Cruxton Abbey.
Well, the Graf von Kreuzigung has to live somewhere
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Don't bring me to ideas, Wragg!Germany's answer to Cruxton Abbey.
Well, the Graf von Kreuzigung has to live somewhere
(Spülküchenmädchen = scullery maids; Himmelbett = four poster bed,....)
Burg Eltz is strategically located amidst Riesling vineyards, and had its own Riesling wines:
Hence, an ideal travel destination for our @Barbaria1
I have, in fact, visited Burg Eltz! Fascinating tour, great location. Highly recommend.Burg Eltz is strategically located amidst Riesling vineyards, and had its own Riesling wines:
Hence, an ideal travel destination for our @Barbaria1
Mikerytel
Senator
Did you bring any Riesling home?
wulf
God-Emperor
Being of a certain age sometimes has its own advantages.
I actually remember seeing girls wearing that 'Moon Eyes' shirt back in the day. It gave us guys a good excuse for staring at their chest.
For the curious... The moon eyes were a logo for a speed equipment manufacturer by in the late 50's and 60's. They were most famous forthe Moon hub caps that were popular at the time.
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Some historical wooden toys
Are you sure they are sterile?!?!?!
