This morning we set off from Baden Baden
to drive the senic route to Gengenbach. We travelled through some beautiful Black Forest Countryside, set of by the bright sunshine
and crystal clear blue sky.
Last night I gave the windscreen on Ed a wash to
clear off all the bug splatter and I`m so glad we had a clear un-interupted
view of the scenery.
We are parked tonight on the town Stellplatz called Womo Park
next to the Kinzig
River (GPS 48.40224 8.00754)
We had a walk in the warm sunshine into town this
afternoon along the river and across the footbridge. It is everything you would
imagine of a Black Forest town.
Quaint timbered buildings, a tower and gates at each
end of the high street and busy shops. Today was particularly busy as they were
holding a market in the square so we had a brouse and Sue bought a new sun hat
from one of the shops.
Louis was struggling a bit in the heat but took delight in having a lie down in a small stream that ran along a rill in the
cobbles.
Later it was back to Ed for tea, salmon fillet on the
barbeque, the barbeque is proving extremely useful at the moment.
Not much else to report, the fridge is playing up a
bit and won`t light on gas, so I`ve identified a shop not to far away where I
hope to get a part to fix it myself, if it`s in stock. It works ok on 240 volt
and 12 volt but it is a bit of a problem not working on gas if it`s going to be
hot.
Having said that, the forecast is for cooler weather
for the next few days with some rain and I understand the UK heatwave is
coming to an end also.
That shop will be the first stop in the morning before
heading to our next destination……. yet to be decided.....
PS, note the little church on the hill in the first photo, nothing comes easily to believers, or so I`m sure worshipers were told ! that`s quite a climb up to there !
Before you ask, no we didn`t visit the church, it was far to hot.
Gengenbach Town view from Kinzig River walk |
Gengenbach Town Stellplatz at Womo Park |
Gengenbach Town Hall & busy market |
Gengenbach High Street |
Gengenbach Town Gate |
Gengenbach Town Gate to keep out unwanted visitors |
Gengenbach Town Square & Market |
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