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Feeding animals on a farm...

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After visiting churches, we set out to meet a cousin who lives near a farm.
Nice houses on the way...
 Quaint roads...
A week old calf...
 Pretty horses... fed them apples that were lying about. 
 The curious one...
This black one is an Icelandic horse...
Sheep grazing away...
We banged their lunch pail around and they came running...
Feeding them...
A flowering trough..  
 On the way to another aunt's place, saw a rainbow...
 At the other aunt's place... pretty lace curtains...
 Creates such a charming affect.... 
 An owl statue in the garden...
 Celebrated our last night in Germany with champagne and cheesecake... 
Took this picture from the train on the way back to Geneva. We had an amazing time with relatives in such a beautiful place... thanks guys for the fun memories. 

Next post will be about our trip to Paris... 
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Merlesworld said…
I've never been to Germany nice to go along with you.
Merle............
5:17 AM
yummychunklet said…
Great photos. Thanks for sharing.
5:37 AM
Karen Xavier said…
Merlesworld, welcome anytime on these virtual trips...

Yummychunklet, anytime :)
12:41 PM
mahesh said…
No doggies in the farm :( ???
11:23 AM
mahesh said…
Congrats on the own-domain name :)
2:34 PM
Karen Xavier said…
Mahesh, strangely did not see any dog around... own domain name was suddenly spammed, had to take it down.
7:40 PM
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