Besides being my sister Debbie’s birthday, it was a wonderful day. We had planned on just going into Travemunde, which is a resort town, and since it was Sunday, might have some stuff open. But instead we took the shuttle bus to Lubeck, because it has an old town, and we just love old buildings, we have discovered, and you have, no doubt, noticed.
This part of town is a UNESCO world heritage site.
This church is bigger than we could photograph well. And the inside just can’t be captured either. It might be bigger on the inside.
During WW II this church was bombed and mostly destroyed. The large church bells fell from the belfries and still lay where they landed, as a reminder of the futility of war.
As rich looking as that church was, the second church we went to was stark. 
Outside the church, Duane poses with his distant relative. Seeing this picture, you see the family resemblance.
They are sitting on the Devil’s Stone
You just can’t get away from “them”
This one wouldn’t let us use their internet unless we had a German phone number, which we don’t.
We don’t know what this building is, but the inside was gorgeous.
This is the old city gate.
Columbines grow in Germany ….. wow.
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