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Nurnburg [[unclear]] Adler, 29. Juni 1877 (3) | |||
Friday morning, in spite of drizzling fog and rain | Friday morning, in spite of drizzling fog and rain | ||
we climbed up to the Veste Coberg, a beautiful structure, | we climbed up to the Veste Coberg, a beautiful structure, | ||
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residence of the duchess of Coburg. Thus, after all, we were well repaid | residence of the duchess of Coburg. Thus, after all, we were well repaid | ||
for our stay at that place. _ Saturday morning we went to Lichtenfels | for our stay at that place. _ Saturday morning we went to Lichtenfels | ||
and visited the | and visited the grandstand most picturesque of all modern | ||
church buildings in Germany, the Vierzehn Heiligen, where we mingled among | |||
thousands of pilgrims and were half intoxicated with the devilish pious | |||
nonsense. This [[unclear]] in every respect the most interesting incident of | |||
our tour. _ We also visited the [[abbrated?]] Kloster Banz ( where I [[unclear]] your | |||
Badeken). By afternoon train we came to Nurnberg which, so far, has disappointed | |||
[[me?]] since it is not half as picturesque [[unclear]] as Bremen. - Tomorrow for Regensburg | |||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 11 June 2020
Nurnburg unclear Adler, 29. Juni 1877 (3) Friday morning, in spite of drizzling fog and rain we climbed up to the Veste Coberg, a beautiful structure, much finer and grander than the Wartburg. _ In the afternoon we drove out to Neuses, the place of residence of the poet Ruckert and thence to castle Kallenburg, a beautiful residence of the duchess of Coburg. Thus, after all, we were well repaid for our stay at that place. _ Saturday morning we went to Lichtenfels and visited the grandstand most picturesque of all modern church buildings in Germany, the Vierzehn Heiligen, where we mingled among thousands of pilgrims and were half intoxicated with the devilish pious nonsense. This unclear in every respect the most interesting incident of our tour. _ We also visited the abbrated? Kloster Banz ( where I unclear your Badeken). By afternoon train we came to Nurnberg which, so far, has disappointed me? since it is not half as picturesque unclear as Bremen. - Tomorrow for Regensburg