Today as I was skimming my Europe photos in search of something blog-worthy, I realized I was cherry-picking a lot of photos of German walls. Granted, I’ve already posted 10 photos of German doors— but the walls are almost as interesting. So, without apology, I give you this blog, as well as some advice: if you have to choose any place on earth to sit and stare at walls all day, choose Germany.
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| Nuremberg. Note the reliefs that portray the different occupations present in the city. |
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| House in Amberg. |
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| Outside a shoe shop. |
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| Doesn't this gargoyle look like a muppet? |
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| Note the jester's mask in the window. |
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| Weapons in Nuremberg's castle. |
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| Reflection of St. Elizabeth's Church, Nuremberg. |
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| I love the street signs, even though they're sometimes difficult to find. |
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| The Amberg city wall, the longest surviving wall of its age in Germany. |
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| Note the stone foundation, which gives way to cheaper wood in the upper stories. |
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