All these roof have the same covering on them, just different color??

wtf is this, a garage?

Aus Neckarsulm kommt die Schwedische Königin Silvia dort in der nehe leben Ihre Elten und sie hat um Heidelberg herum Ihre Kindheit verbracht Tolle Bilder von deutschen Gebäuden Grüße Roland ..... English:From Neckarsulm the Swedish queen Silvia comes into the nehe lives your Elten and her there around Heidelberg your childhood spent mad pictures of German buildings of greetings Roland

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Hi Roland!!! Thanks for your comment!!! My mother lived in Neckersulm, Germany when she was a little girl,,, I re-visited the town and Church there last year!!! Very nice place,,, Gary

I like the clock!! notice them a few places!

A good painter would not have trouble finding a job, would he??

the covering?

What type roof is this??

I notice all the building have the shudder that close, is this for looks, or for weather condition!!?

does that sign is that est.1879?

Is this a house or a shop!

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In the city of Ohringen, Germany,,, this is in the center square,,, it is an apartment ontop of a shop which is typical... Gary

The houses are indeed similar. No wonder, the carpenter journeymen were just that, travelling tradesmen. This one has an interesting wheel shaped ornament on the first floor. The more carved ornaments, the more mony has been put into it. This building is rather old (I guess 18th century) you can tell from the higher stories 'hanging over' the lower and the building not being 100% symetrical. The new Thermopane windows are somewhat disturbing tough. Even if they are divided in subframes you can tell it's all one piece. Particularily the tilted ones. The curtains are straight up and down curtains, which is defenitely modern. You can also tell it has been modernized recently.
Now turn back to 'my house' that is in Bernkastel-Kues on the Moselle. http://public.fotki.com/stein_s/deutschland/dietzenbach/2003_steins_birthda/scan17_others_walki.html


Hi Stein!!! WOW!!! I see what you mean,,, you got good eyes!!! This home has definately been modernized, I see the difference in the windows as you point out!!! Well, I am a tourist and you are a local,,, so there you have it...
Wait till you visit Cape May some day and I will show you true and fake Victorians... (Houses not ladies) Tschuss Gary...

They look great don't they

Your friendly Popular and Raiffeissen Bank outlet.
Both were independent Cooperative banks catering to
Family business. Popular (Voksbank) in towns, and
Raiffeissen (After the founder, Mr. Raiffeissen) in
rural areas.
Now united.

Hi Stein!!! Would you like a job subtitling my pics while I am away, or for that matter,,, all the time,,, you are so good at it and so informative!!! Thanks from Bryon bay, Australia,,, Gary