Visited the lake dwelling settlement at 88690 Uhldingen-Mühlhofen, District Unteruhldingen / Germany. Worth every cent. We had a great time there today. I was there as a child myself and I hope that mine will also keep this in good memory 😀
This watermill in 72178 Waldachtal-Vesperweiler / Germany is one of the last water powered saw mills still in productive use (in the wintertime). It’s history goes back to 1435 while the current framesaw is from 1903.
First pell training this year. I really slacked off. Man.. my arms are hurting now. Still great to train outside again ?
Today from the HobbyArcheology department: An antenna. Wire already completely gone. Probably ~2010
Today from the HobbyArcheology department: A part of a side wall from a traditional farm wagon. Probably.
Catalogue on the occasion of the same named special exhibition in the Deutsches Klingenmuseum from 26th September 2015 until 28th February 2016.
Das Schwert – Gestalt und Gedanke / The Sword – Form and Thought
Product No. B-930315-017
Today from the #HobbyArcheology department: A wooden wheel hub from a traditional farm wagon.
As usual this was made to show what can be done. The details are up to you if you decide to make your own spears.
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Visited Castle Hohenzollern 72379 / Germany. Well.. can’t say much. It’s very huge, tourist oriented and kinda expensive (parking, shuttle, entry, entry and tour, food.. you name it). We skipped the exhibits due to time and costs and just enjoyed the view. It’s probably worth a visit but bring your wallet along and expect crowds.
Today from the #HobbyArcheology department: A NYM cable ~10cm belowground across the garden. What could possibly go wrong?
