I wake up at this cute little village named Wittelsberg in the center of Germany on this not precisely warm summer morning but a bright day and a cute neighbourhood easily make up for this:
Besides, it's way much better to walk in sub 20s C than in the heart of a heatwave.
My goal is to make it to the top of the local hill to check out a few bits up there plus (obviously) the view so I follow this uphill path:
At some point I get a nice mix of the green shades of the trees with the village's houses in the background:
It doesn't take that long to make it to the top where the first thing I see is the local church:
The sun is still low and that doesn't help with photography but there's a price to pay when you are an early bird preferring to picture places in the absence of humanity. Speaking of the latter, (humanity that is), that's where the locals go for their forever home:
Hopefully two World Wars were already more than enough and we won't face one more (ask Ukrainians why just in case you wonder).
I can't find substantial info about this tower that is located here neither can I enter it unfortunately but here it is badly pictured as the sun doesn't help:
(Just in case anyone can provide more info about it you're more than welcome)
Here's a 4K video from this hilltop including all he above:
Back at my place it's time to rest and cook.
FYI, this is tortellini with spinach and ricotta escorted with aubergine salad and dry tomato powder.
Time to take a rest, see you on the next one!
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