I'm leaving behind Medard village to head for the beauties of Rheinland Pfatz region as proposed by my good Bavarian biker friend Andreas and after some riding here I am looking for some privacy to... pee:
I manage it anyway as I am close to Bingen am Rhein and I'd like to walk around there in the absence of such burden. 10 minutes later I've parked my bike ready to walk this promising slopes full of vineyards:
I'd love to know how the wine of these beauties tastes but at the moment I enjoy the optics of the whole thing:
This tree looks a bit lonely being the only one around but its shade is very welcome for a short break during my walk:
You'd better have as properly maintained tractors and drivers who knows what they are doing up here since these slopes are very steep leaving no space for errors.
I continue my walk looking for a view point preferably not too far away since I've already walked uphill for a while and I have many things to visit today:
Probably not a top touristic attraction hence vegetation took over. You'd better keep those stones in place with such inclination though:
I'm leaving this place behind to head for the local castle, Klopp Castle that is. I leave my bike at its parking lot and take a few shots of the surrounding building so you get a small taste of this town:
If you wonder how come that car there spoiling the view, FYI the castle today hosts the administration of the city.
I'm kinda pissed that the sun doesn't allow enough (if any) choices for a decent(ish) image of this piece of art but, better than nothing, here it is:
Considering that I took the above picture "blindly" while not wanting to lose my phone forever it came out better than I expected.
Did I say the guy who work here are lucky bastards? I did but repetition is the mother of learning and the sister of truth (I added the latter):
I hope you enjoyed it dear ones, here is a video from both the vineyards of the previous sub episode and the castle:
Stay tuned cause my day is far from over yet - see you on the next place!
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