After Cochem, we stopped at a neat little restaurant that is run by a Turkish family. You know we had to get pictures!
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Cochem
Cochem (pop. 5,000) is a small town situated in a curve of the valley of the Moselle (Mosel in German). It is capital of the district Cochem-Zell, and the smallest district capital in Germany. The most compelling attraction is the romantic castle (Reichsburg Cochem), perched on a steep elevation dominating the town. Built in 1051, it was destroyed with most of the town by the troops of Louis XIV of France in 1689. The castle wasn't reconstructed until the 19th century.
After Cochem, we stopped at a neat little restaurant that is run by a Turkish family. You know we had to get pictures!
After Cochem, we stopped at a neat little restaurant that is run by a Turkish family. You know we had to get pictures!
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Jason
We miss you all very very much. It is funny how you can become dependent on someone in such a short period of time. Everyone is ready for you to come home.
Love
Diane
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