Danke für die nette Worte von Mosel und Rhein es ist wirklich eine wunderschöne Gegend hier .ich hoffe Du hast auch Traben -Trabach und Bernkastel Kues gesehen auch an der Mosel ....Lg Dino
Glad you enjoyed Cochem. I visited some 5 years back and it looks from your video that it is as beautiful as always. Be sure to visit Koblenz if you can as well...or pretty much any other town of the Rheinland! The Saar and French side (alsace) are also very beautiful! I so very much enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!
dragchute86 Thanks so much for your nice comments and loyalty to my channel. Keep on watching for Koblenz, Oberwesel, Bingen and all the other adorable towns that are incredible. We did visit and hike through the Alsace region years ago and still consider Riquewihr the ultimate in "cuteness" --- my mouth fell open as we walked through the walls and stayed open the entire time. What an unbelievable town. Best regards, Sheila
Allan Moore It was one adorable town after another for the most part. There were one or two that were less interesting and those, coming up, don't have #1, #2, et., on them. If you have a chance to watch them, I'd be interested in knowing if you think they belonged in the numbered categories.
EinkOLED I sincerely mean it; there are fabulous and magnificent attractions everywhere in the world but nothing like the medieval little towns and hamlets that still exist in Europe. What a place!
sfflyer123 I have never drunk Riesling wine under the misrepresentation that all Riesling is sweet. It was pointed out to be that there are three types of Riesling: Dry, semi-sweet, or sweet and "Trocken" is the driest. All the Trocken we drank was crisp, dry and perfect in the European heat wave; went down so deliciously and easily. Yum... That's if wine can be considered "yum" ... between the wine and gelato, we were happy travelers.
Danke für die nette Worte von Mosel und Rhein es ist wirklich eine wunderschöne Gegend hier .ich hoffe Du hast auch Traben -Trabach und Bernkastel Kues gesehen auch an der Mosel ....Lg Dino
Glad you enjoyed Cochem. I visited some 5 years back and it looks from your video that it is as beautiful as always. Be sure to visit Koblenz if you can as well...or pretty much any other town of the Rheinland! The Saar and French side (alsace) are also very beautiful!
I so very much enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!
dragchute86 Thanks so much for your nice comments and loyalty to my channel. Keep on watching for Koblenz, Oberwesel, Bingen and all the other adorable towns that are incredible. We did visit and hike through the Alsace region years ago and still consider Riquewihr the ultimate in "cuteness" --- my mouth fell open as we walked through the walls and stayed open the entire time. What an unbelievable town. Best regards, Sheila
Look like you had a great time exploring the town. Nicely shot segment!
Allan Moore It was one adorable town after another for the most part. There were one or two that were less interesting and those, coming up, don't have #1, #2, et., on them. If you have a chance to watch them, I'd be interested in knowing if you think they belonged in the numbered categories.
0:38 Thankyou Sheila, that was a wonderful comment.
EinkOLED I sincerely mean it; there are fabulous and magnificent attractions everywhere in the world but nothing like the medieval little towns and hamlets that still exist in Europe. What a place!
great video, sheila. what did you think of the local wines in this region? looks like a great time!
sfflyer123 I have never drunk Riesling wine under the misrepresentation that all Riesling is sweet. It was pointed out to be that there are three types of Riesling: Dry, semi-sweet, or sweet and "Trocken" is the driest. All the Trocken we drank was crisp, dry and perfect in the European heat wave; went down so deliciously and easily. Yum... That's if wine can be considered "yum" ... between the wine and gelato, we were happy travelers.