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Richard it becomes the second highest in Europe, the first place is taken by a bridge in Austria!

The Hochmoselbrücke or High Mosel Bridge! Unfinished when the photo was taken! Lumix G9 + Panasonic 35-100mm @ 1/3200 f4 ISO200

Bridge accross the Mosel at Zell, home of the black cat wine brand!

On the way from Düsseldorf Airpot to Koln. G9 + PLeica 12mm @ 1/640 f5.6 ISO200

Chairs in the air! Lumix G9 + PLeica 12mm @ 1/20 f4 ISO200

When you pass through that doorway, everybody becomes relatively little! G9 + PLeica 8-18mm @ 1/15 f4 ISO500

Ship traffic can be quite heavy where the Rhine narrows, so these lights informs ship masters what ship traffic is approaching from round the bend towards your ship! Sadly I’m unable to read the bar code. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1250 f4 ISO200

A noddy train in Koln Lumix G9 + PLeica 8-18mm @ 1/400 f4 ISO200

A walkway in Little Venice, London X-T2 + 23mm 1.4 @ 1/100 f5.6 ISO400

Koln Dom doorway detail. Lumix G9 + PLeica 8-18mm @ 1/320 f4 ISO200

Berg Stahleck at Bacharach and its associated village on the banks of the Rhine. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/3200 f4 ISO200

Along the River Mosel a May Pole still up in June! Lumix G9 + Panasonic G 35-100mm @ 1/2500 f4 ISO200

This lady was attempting to take 10,000 paces, this bit was 20 laps of the deck! Measured with a Fitbit watch. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/3200 f4 ISO200

Sadly I don’t remember it’s name? Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1600 f4 ISO200 PS: it’s the Reichenstein Castle

Bridge over the Mosel at Cochem. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/2000 f4 ISO200

Thanks Kevin, I’m told the restaurant is very good! I’ve only ever seen it from a ship on the river.

Koblenz, Germany the “Pegelhaus” which I understand was used to measure the depth of the Rhine! Now it’s a coffee shop! Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/2500 f4 ISO200

That was the idea of the post, to see what folks imagination comes up with. The book was printed in 2006 in the USA

These notes were found on the rear cover of a second hand book I received today. I’ve no idea what the notes refer to, but it is intriguing to ponder over an explanation of the notes, sadly I’ll never know the story. But it is nice to guess what the trip involved! Please ignore my awful chewed...

Would you like your garden gate to look like this one at the Reichsberg Castle? G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1250 f4 ISO200 Or perhaps have a little afternoon nap! G9 + Panasonic 35-100mm @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200

Big boats and little boats. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12mm @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200

The Weindorf in Koblenz, lots of wine, oompah music and sausages! Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1250 f4 ISO200 Many a sore head after visiting there.:drinks:

St Nicholas Church, Moreton, Dorset This church is unusual because it’s windows are etched and not stained. GX8 + PLeica 8-18mm. And it’s close to where Lawrence of Arabia is buried.

Better known as Lawrence of Arabia St Nicholas church, Moreton, Dorset. Lumix GX8 + PLeica 8-18mm @ 1/500 f6.3 ISO200

Three sections of the old Berlin Wall set up as a monument in Koblenz. G9 + PLeica 12-60 @ 1/800 f4 ISO200

A group of British School Children from Oxfordshire starting on a voyage on the Seilbahn in Koblenz. G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1250 f4 ISO200

Looking the other way! Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60 @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200

A view from the Reichsberg Castle, Cochem. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60 @ 1/2000 f4 ISO200

The meeting of the Rhine & Mosel at Koblenz. G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200

Cue Gerry and the Pacemakers singing Ferry across..... Car ferry on the Mosel. Not quite the Mersey though. Lumix G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/3200 f4 ISO200

Barry that's what the binoculars are for!

The bridge of the Starship Enterprise has nothing on this! Lumix G9 + PLeica 8-18mm @ 1/80 f4 ISO200

Winging the way home! G9 + PLeica Summilux 15mm @ 1/25000 f2 ISO200

Up up and away, in a moment or two! G9 + PLeica Summilux 12mm @ 1/5000 f2 ISO200

German Corner from the Seilbahn in Koblenz. G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1600 f4 ISO200

The church next to the River Mosel, conveniently situated for the communion wine! Lumix G9 + PLeica 35-100 2.8ii @ 1/1600 f4 ISO200

Not actually a door knocker, but I reckon it would make a very good one. From the pedestal of the monument of Kaiser William the First in Koblenz. G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/1250 f4 ISO200.

To maintain balance here is the lowered lock. G9 + PLeica 12-60mm @ 1/800 f4 ISO200

A Mosel lock emptying as we wait to enter. G9 + PLeica 12-60 @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200

Oops, my mistake, I googled like I should have done firstly. Interchangeable Lens Camera E mount. :blush:

Christilou, I see the acronym ILCE associated with Leica photos, sadly I don’t know what it stands for? Am I going to feel really silly!

Tony, you might consider lifting the shadows?

More power to her elbow! Andrew please explain what the “Ibu” part of her name means? Cheers.

@christilou, walked that bridge a couple of years ago! What did you think of the burnt bits of the bridge?

Cropped a little wasted space to revisit a photo I like! A cargo ship on the Rhein in the middle of a very hot summer. X-H1 + 55-200mm @ 55mm 1/2900 f5.6 ISO200

Christilou, I definitely know that feeling! When I visit a place it’s obviously a signal for the scaffolding to appear or the streets to be dug up! It happens at home as well, very annoying. :boohoo:

Kyle, you are right, on the day of my second visit it was graduation time, lots of students partying, but no trouble or aggro lots of the students were quite drunk, but well behaved, in its own way quite boring!

The bridge towers when not hidden behind scaffolding! D800 The lady with the pink top is called Barbara

I’ve been to Heidelberg twice, and I think that is enough. But there is a little shop by the bus stops that sell French Lavender products! Very popular with my lady friends!

I have to say it’s not quite as scenic as the real Venice!