Gondolas

These are Gondolas carrying cement products to a cement Factory here in Leiman. They start about 8 miles south in the Town of Wiesloch. They are very quiet, even when standing on the balcony outside our first apartment. Every 15 seconds a loaded Gondola comes by and an empty Gondola heads back. When a Gondola crosses a street their is a bridge to keep anything from being dropped onto the street below. Very efficient.

Sheep Grazing

This is an Interior Decoration business. We thought it was so funny to see the sheep grazing on the side of the House. This was in Leiman, just around the corner from where we first lived. Click on the picture to get a full view.

Elders on P Day

Front Row: Johnson, Longhurst, Easter (all from Utah) & Lindsay from Idaho; aka Elvis

Back Row: Griell-Austria, Craghead-Utah

Sister Missionaries on P Day

Rice (Washington) Mueller and Stewart (Utah)

Hansen's Farewell Dinner on November 18.

Elder and Sister Hansen are in the front row.

More moat and countryside by castle

More of the moat and walls of the castle. Just on the side of the castle is a pasture land where some sheep were grazing. Beautiful scene, so peaceful and serene.

Heidelberg Schloss, looking into the moat

The green grass area was the moat. You can see the deterioration of the walls over the centuries. The walls range from 10 to 20 feet thick.