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I
love how the French embrace both the old and the new.
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Strasbourg
is one of the most beautiful, and cool, and old,
and new, places I've ever been.
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Sue
watching the boats from a bridge in Strasbourg.
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Narrow
street in Strasbourg.
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Aaaaaa!
Espresso in front of the cathedral in Strasbourg.
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The
"Comput Ecclesiastique" in the Strasbourg cathedral
is a clock that shows where each planet is, and was built in 1547 by
Christian Herlin and Conrad Dasypodius!
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The
Comput Ecclesiastique shows a different apostle for
hour, and a different planet at the time the planet is visible.
Click here
to find out more.
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Stained
glass window inside the cathedral in Strasbourg.
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This
clock was used to predict the movable feasts
around the world based on the position of the planets.
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The
cathedral in Strasbourg. Each stone is hand cut, hand
placed, and all of this was done hundreds of years before
the first computer was invented.
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Another view of the Strasbourg cathedral.
The angles are simply amazing!
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Petite
France area of Strasbourg, France
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There
is water everywhere in Strasbourg.
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Half-timbered
regional style houses in Strasbourg.
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Happy
after-lunch photo of Sue in Strasbourg.
The guy at the restaurant was SO friendly. The
entire back wall of the bar had photos of Alaska,
HIS life-long dream vacation destination!
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A
view of one the mand bridges that connect Strasbourg
with Strasbourg Centre.
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Canal
in Strasbourg, France. This is an amazingly
beautiful city!
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The
owner of this restaurant must be THE friendliest
people in Europe!
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Everything
fits Sue in France, but some of it
is a little small for me.
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This
is the view from the Au Fantassin Restaurant.
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