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Our cozy room.
Door to our balcony.
View from our balcony.
The front of our hotel.
Rear view of our hotel. Note the grapes design in the roof.

Oriette on the balcony.
Oriette and the Birkweiler fountain. Note the village was established in the year 1283.
Vineyards and Birkweiler. The Catholic Church is on the right; Protestant is to the left.
Oriette and the Wollmesheim Church.
Inside the Wollmesheim Church.

This is the way Fegley was originally spelled. This is a winery in Wollmesheim.
Some buildings in Wollmesheim.
Der Wein ist Gut in Wollmesheim.
The Pfaffmann Winery in Wollmesheim.
Entrance to the Speyer Cathedral.

Speyer Cathedral.
Klaus' son, Klaus Zeuner, and Oriette in front of the Lomersheim Church. Klaus is the spouse of the Pastor.
Lomersheim Church members who died in World War 1. The Boger fellow would no doubt be related to us.
Lomersheim Church. Our Boger ancestors worshiped here.
Mr. Zahn and spouse in Lomersheim. He is a Boger and distantly related to us.

A wooden model of the Maulbronn Seminary grounds.
Maulbronn Seminary in Baden-Württemberg.
The fort at Bewartstein in the Pfalz.
Looking down at the village below Bewarstein fort.
An "ancient" sign at the end of the Bewartstein Fort tour saying something like "Visitors too stingy to tip the guides are lashed to this pillar." (I think.)

Pictures by Don Hickman

Our cozy room.	Door to our balcony.	View from our balcony.	The front of our hotel.	Rear view of our hotel. Note the grapes design in the roof.
Oriette on the balcony.	Oriette and the Birkweiler fountain. Note the village was established in the year 1283.	Vineyards and Birkweiler. The Catholic Church is on the right; Protestant is to the left.	Oriette and the Wollmesheim Church.	Inside the Wollmesheim Church.
This is the way Fegley was originally spelled. This is a winery in Wollmesheim.	Some buildings in Wollmesheim.	Der Wein ist Gut in Wollmesheim.	The Pfaffmann Winery in Wollmesheim.	Entrance to the Speyer Cathedral.
Speyer Cathedral.	Klaus' son, Klaus Zeuner, and Oriette in front of the Lomersheim Church. Klaus is the spouse of the Pastor.	Lomersheim Church members who died in World War 1. The Boger fellow would no doubt be related to us.	Lomersheim Church. Our Boger ancestors worshiped here.	Mr. Zahn and spouse in Lomersheim. He is a Boger and distantly related to us.
A wooden model of the Maulbronn Seminary grounds.	Maulbronn Seminary in Baden-Württemberg.	The fort at Bewartstein in the Pfalz.	Looking down at the village below Bewarstein fort.	An "ancient" sign at the end of the Bewartstein Fort tour saying something like "Visitors too stingy to tip the guides are lashed to this pillar." (I think.)