Elisabeth of the Palatinate, Princess-Abbess of Herford Abbey - Gerard van Honthorst


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Elisabeth of the Palatinate, Princess-Abbess of Herford Abbey - Gerard van Honthorst
“R E F L E C T I O N” by | Manuel Wagner
Princess Elizabeth Charlotte of the Palatinate, Duchess of Orléans (c. 1700) by André Bouys. Musée Bernard-d'Agesci.
Mainz by sergei.gussev https://www.flickr.com/photos/133200397@N03/45167628671
French and German cross-border railcars
Just on the French side of the border, Wissembourg station sees French TERs arriving from Haguenau and Strasbourg, meeting German Regionalbahn from Landau and Neustadt. When a French service doesn't cross the border itself, SNCF and DB services are often synced up, giving us the chance to see both companies' cross-border efforts side by side.
C O C H E M
Where are you from?
Good question.
Let's say
I came a long long way.
a star child
or
just stardust
golden
or silver
grey
as time goes by.
a journeyman
voyager on a ship called earth.
located in a remote part of a galaxy.
a sceptic when some folks speak
about the crown of creation.
a citizen of a country in the middle of europe.
a country responsible for great wars.
a country that set the world on fire - almost.
rose from ruins and ashes.
a country at peace for almost 80 years.
but what does that mean
when neighbors are worried about their safety?
a man from a small town
a suburb
actually more of a village
but a village with barracks
and a military training area
that used to be
my playground
when i was a child
and knew nothing about the world.
Now I'm getting older
(wiser? i doubt it.).
but there are still so many things i want to know.
Things i want to learn.
Above all, the answer
to the question that
really
really
matters:
Where is this journey leading to?
Burg Scharfenberg at Night by Ernst Ferdinand Oehme