After Trier we sailed back to Traben-Trarbach where we once again tied up along the bank through the night and much of the following day. Time enough for a leisurely stroll through the towns.
A kayaker out for his morning exercise.
A view of Trarbach from Traben.
Very aggressive waterfowl. There were a lot of different species constantly fighting over territorial rights on the river.
You see the strangest things looking out of European windows.
The center square
Crossing the bridge to Trarbach
Looking back at Traben from the bridge connecting the two towns.
There are a lot of representations of ravens sprinkled around the area. I'm not sure why. Perhaps it is because the name Traben derives from an old Celtic word, "raven" which meant "small settlement".
And of course representations of waterfowl.
Just a nice staircase with some art deco features that I shot as we returned to the boat.
Then it was back on the boat and heading toward Bonn. On our way we passed what remains of the famous Bridge at Remagen.
A kayaker out for his morning exercise.
A view of Trarbach from Traben.
Very aggressive waterfowl. There were a lot of different species constantly fighting over territorial rights on the river.
You see the strangest things looking out of European windows.
The center square
Crossing the bridge to Trarbach
Looking back at Traben from the bridge connecting the two towns.
There are a lot of representations of ravens sprinkled around the area. I'm not sure why. Perhaps it is because the name Traben derives from an old Celtic word, "raven" which meant "small settlement".
And of course representations of waterfowl.
Just a nice staircase with some art deco features that I shot as we returned to the boat.
Then it was back on the boat and heading toward Bonn. On our way we passed what remains of the famous Bridge at Remagen.
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