Interesting multifarious in Markt Bibart

Markt Bibart is a little town in northern Bavaria, between Neustadt a.d. Aisch and Kitzingen. It has a railway station, a church, one main street and a bunch of side ones. It doesn't seem very interesting... However, if you look carefully, you'll find many interesting little objects.

Graffiti depicting St. George, the Slayer of the Dragon and St. Ulrich von Augsburg.

Graffiti on the wall of the seat of the association of little animals' breeders.

Amateur folk sculpture depicting old man with gnarled stick. The man is wearing German military iron cross on his chest.

Capitol of the marterl - stone pillar shrine.

Virgin Mary with The Child - little alter on the wall

The sculpture of Virgin Mary with The Child

Jesus altar on the wall

Jesus with children - sculpture on the corner of the building

Brombachsee

Here is the gallery of photos of Kleiner and Großer Brombachsee (Franconia, Bavaria):

Treuchtlingen part 2 - the surrounding

After seeing the Treuchtlingen, I've went in the surrounding mountains. 

A rocky hill east from Treuchtlingen

The way above

The view from above - in the background the village Osterdorf

A beautiful sunny day at the end of September

The sinkhole, called dolina

Another dolina, it's quite dangerous

Blue blue sky

View on Schambach

Nagelberg

The meadow on the top of Nagelberg

Graben - city named from the ditch (Germ. Graben) built by Karl the Great

Graben - paintings on the wall

Archimedes' screw

WC house, with paintings memorating the ditch that was built by Karl the Great

The ditch was never finished because of technical difficulties

There's an EarthCache dedicated to the great construction

Nagelberg from the west side

A way to the war cemetery - stone crosses

1942

1943

War cemetery monument

Mountain panorama - view from Nagelberg to the East

The cemetery inside

A path in the forest - the beeches are still green
(end of September), but there are first golden leaves

A quite primitive music instrument, just opposite the Villa Rustica

The Villa Rustica - the remains of the Roman Villa