What a beautiful house from the 17th century in my village in Germany.
It was renovated in 2015 to it’s original glory.
Food for thought
Always remember to forget the things that made you sad, but never forget to remember the things that made you glad.
Keep your happy memories close!
I have been away in Germany for a few days ; in the village where I grew up. I stayed in my parent’s house. This was the view from my window on this cold morning.
The village has changed since I have been a child; it has become more beautiful, old houses were restored, the river bed has been changed twice, the little bridge over it too.
Most of the shops have changed since I went shopping there 35 years ago. The baker is the only one left who is the same and has the same delicious cakes and bread including the best hot chocolate with cream in the coffe shop.
Kaese Sahne Torte is my favourite.
This is the school I went from the age of 6, and I do remember being told off for not cutting straight.
Further along is the beautiful river Echaz. sometimes there is a heron standing proudly in the middle of it. I love watching the river from this spot, it is so relaxing and very peaceful.
Our cute little Rathaus/townhall.
And one of the oldest houses in the village . As far as i know it used to be the mayor’s house. Once it was my homework to draw this house.
Ending our walk at the 500 year old church called Mauritius Kirche.
I hope you liked the little tour through my village called Betzingen (A marks the spot) .
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