Church of the Reformation in Frankfurt

This is a picture of Ines, Manuelle, Sister Glissmeyer and Madlen in the Church. There were such statues all over inside.

The Hunt

Sister Eggleston and I standing next to a statute on a pond depicting the hunts which took place in the surrounding area.

Schematic of the Gardens at the Palace in Schwetzingen

This is a metal base relief of the gardens at the Palace. The gardens cover 50 acres.

The Three Wisemen

This is on a building in downtown Schwetzingen. Click on the picture to get the full size. Many of the houses on this street have this sculptures.

Schwetzingen Palace

This is Sister Eggleston (Vernal, Utah)and Sister Moser (South Jordan, Utah) and at the Schloss (Palace) in Schwetzingen. The gardens are 50 acres of beauty. Ponds, streams, small waterfalls, geese, swans, ducks, grottos, small mosques (as a place of wisdom, not a place for a Muslim to worship), small lake, sculpted trees and bushes.

Typical Neighborhood Intersection

This is what a an intersection looks like. The dashed line on the road is in lieu of a stopsign. If you are on a street with a yellow diamond signpost you have the right of way and the person having this dashed line in their lane means they are to stop until it is clear. If you are on a road without a yellow diamond signpost you must yield to the person or your right. Because of the hedges right up to the intersection you need to slow down so you can stop if you see someone coming from your right. The normal neighborhood speed limit is 30 kilometers or 18 mph. This particular street has two cameras on it to take a picture if you exceed the posted speed limit by more than 5 mph.