We found many fabulous
stores in Rothenburg. Namely Die Waffenkammer, which was a weapons
store. It had historic weapons in every flavor! The girls
practicing their “ball and chain skills,” that will come in handy someday…
John holding a Maschinenpistole 38, which is a German submachine gun used
during WWII. William with a mace, a heavy metal tipped club, used for
bludgeoning.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is the country’s
best-preserved medieval walled town. The
wall completely surrounds the city, and is a joy to walk along.
The whole fam damily (from left to right) - Cole, Jared, Geneva, Josh, Will, Leah, Jake, Carter, Hanna, John, & Ellie |
John: “Rothenburg was so much fun. It was an
epicenter of the 30 Year’s War, a religious struggle that convulsed Europe in
the early 17th century. I didn’t know much about that, so it was
really fun to learn about! Plus, it had awesome scenery and a replica of A
GERMAN WORLD WAR II SUBMACHINE GUN!!! Goodbye!
I sure love the photos. It is fun to see you all on those cobblestone streets that I walked over 20 years ago. I'm glad that you decided to ship the daggers home. After our attempt to bring lemon curd back to the States last year, I can only imagine the looks on the TSA people's faces, had you tried to bring back historic weapons. Keep up the great blogging!
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