Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Neumagen-Dhron, Germany

Up over a hill and there before you, a bit east of Trier, 
is a graceful bend of the Moselle; and vineyards everywhere















They do the rose thing here, as in Bordeaux, but only every
30 rows or so, and with a religious shrine, of course















And in three glasses is three times as much
truth, as the t-shirt in Beaune said




















We stopped for lunch in Neumagen-Dhron, but mainly to walk
the town and see this wonderful sculpture of a Roman wine
boat on the Moselle
















Lots of Roman bits and pieces, generally 2nd
or 3rd centuries (we're a good bit west of the
Rhine); here a road mile-marker





















And many beautiful old buildings; many of
them re-built, one assumes, after the war

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