
The Courtyard

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21 responses to “The Courtyard”
looks great and interesting to take a walk there
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Thank you, Marylou.
Yes, the Taunus mountains are great to take walks – and you also have some sights like old castles, etc. But also the woods and mountains are beautiful.
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Haunted relic of the past- exceptional work, rabirius.
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Thanks a lot, Lance.
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You’re welcome, rabirius!
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Impressive almost monochrome photo!
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Thank you, Peter.
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Een blik op de wereld, na de apocalyps !
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Well. Het kasteel heeft zijn apocalyps al gepasseerd. Ze heeft afgebrand.
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What History if only those wall could speak.. Great image my friend
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Thank you, Sue. I’m glad you like it.
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I’m curious about the paint on the shutters. Seems kind of recent – last 40 years anyway – so where did the roof go? Or if this was MEANT to be open (you did say “courtyard”) then why all the funny shaped windows? This is an odd, odd shot.
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Well, the fortress burned down – so the roofs are missing in most parts. However, some things were renovated, so you can also climb the tower and go in some rooms. But I took the photo in what was supposed to be the courtyard. So I guess there was never a roof. The shutters were probably repainted. But I have to admit that I kept the red colour so the paint looks probably fresher than it actually does.
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Mooi. Op de achtergrond stel ik me de stofwolken voor van een middeleeuwse veldslag
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Dank je wel, Henk.
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Sehr Stimmungsvolles Bild!
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Vielen Dank!
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I haven’t known this historical relic before…. interesting!
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Thank you, Frauke.
Wenn you are in the Taunus Mountains, the castle in Königstein is really worth visiting. There are also other beautiful ruins of castles nearby, like Falkenstein.
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Ah, thanks very much for this information, I will check it out and see what and when to visit 😎😉
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Yes, do that.
I’s really worth it. And if you like old ruins of castles you will find others nearby.
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