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Exploring the Univeristy City

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From my hometown in Woelfersheim, Germany, where I delight in my grandmother's roses, to the 13th century castle Ronneburg, to the medieval university city of Marburg, there is no city too large, no hamlet too small to capture my love.

Exploring the Univeristy City

Another beautiful medieval town that winds its way up a hill, to the top of which rests the Marburg castle.  The 12th century caslte is now a museum containing stone age finds, medieval armor and weapons, religious treasures, paintings,and houshold furnishings from the 13th through 19th centuries.

On our walk through Marburg we came upon 300 year old cemeteries, a student demonstration in the market square, and enjoyed a lovely afternoon coffee and cake at a restaurant by the castle.

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after it rained, dozens of littl
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inside the castle's museum, we c
A wooden chest with carvings
A wooden chest with carvings
Stained glass windows
Stained glass windows
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an old cemetery we stumbled upon
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some of its tombstones dated bac
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marburg being a university city,
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