April 2024
Snaps from April 2024.
The images are currently part of an on-going album on flickrꜛ. They will be available here soon.
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During my recent visits to churches and medieval museums, I was impressed by the remarkable craftsmanship and artistic expression of wooden sculptures. These...
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The term ‘Dark Ages’, often used to describe the medieval period, conjures images of a grim, colorless world, shrouded in piety and the ultimate fear of God....
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During my last visit to the Schnütgen Museum, I noticed a series of elaborate reliquary busts. These intricately crafted artifacts were shaped like the upper...
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For me, a visit to the Schnütgen Museum is always both refreshing and enlightening. Situated in the heart of Cologne, the museum offers a unique blend of loc...
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A perhaps not well perceived part of Cologne’s history is its rich Jewish heritage that dates back to the Roman era. The Cologne Jewish community is consider...
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In Cologne, one tradition distinctly captures the essence of the city more than any other: Kölsch. This clear, top-fermented beer is celebrated not just as a...
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High above the Neumarkt in Cologne, two horse heads protrude from the side of a tower, sparking curiosity and wonder among both locals and visitors. These sc...
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Snaps from March 2024, including the first trip to Ahrweiler after the great flood in 2021.
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