These are some pictures I took while exploring Dornbirn with my roommate, SvaÅ¥a earlier this week. The river is frozen and there’s lots of snow everywhere. Click the thumbnails to see bigger pictures and descriptions.
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- A strange artwork statue outside some kind of art museum on Sebastianstrasse
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- This is the biggest church in Dornbirn and was designed by protestants for catholics. The tall tower on the right was there before the rest of the church was built and is visible from most parts of Dornbirn, as well as from the webcam.
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- Some grafitti on the street outside the street basketball “cage” in Dornbirn
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- A house in Dornbirn with some nice looking architecture
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- The heads of the people on this sign have been replaced with moustaches as a joke
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- The pillars on the biggest church in Dornbirn, as can be seen from the webcam
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- It looks like somebody went took the time to translate Puss in Boots to German, now available as der Gestiefelte Kater at the local Dornbirn cinema in 3D
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- A fancy looking balcony on a red house in Dornbirn
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- Another red house in Dornbirn
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- A red house in town in Dornbirn; apparently a lot of these red houses were painted red using ox blood
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- Shop here to instantly increase other people’s opinion of you! It’s probably just a repair shop though.
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- A crack along the riverbank with running water in it
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- A hole in the river’s ice through which you can see the running water underneath
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- A view along the frozen river in Dornbirn, taken from the river itself
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- The frozen river in Dornbirn from the river bank where you can walk on to it
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- The frozen river in Dornbirn from a bridge that passes over it
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- The beginnings of a sunset in the mountains over some snow-covered rooftops in Dornbirn taken from a short way up a hiking trail
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- Some antique sewing machines in the window of the repair shop
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- A very old steam engine in a glass case near Kolpinghaus in Dornbirn
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- A steeple, as seen from a short way up a hiking trail in Dornbirn
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- Traffic lights in Dornbirn include a symbol for cyclists in addition to the usual symbol for pedestrians
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- The webcam that views the town square is located above this old style building in the square; it’s some kind of museum
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- A close up of the webcam used to see the town square. I can see you seeing me!
Lovely photos -don’t walk out on that river!!
Too late, one of the pictures was taken from on the river itself, but it’s a very shallow river and I think with the start of spring a lot of the ice has melted away anyway.
I have just received the ‘photos. Thinking about you lots and hoping you are settling in. Quite a difference weatherwise for you to get used to.
Take care
Lol Nain xxx
Thanks for posting… very interesting 🙂
Keep well.
Tia Lorna
Nice landscape.
Hi Sion,
how are you? Write some more about your time in Dornbirn.
Why can’t you guys just be here in Coburg? I would invite you to a great Gurkenschnaps (made of cucumber and yes, you CAN drink it 😉 ) or a Sion Kölsch – mow I know where I have already seen your name – on a bottle…
CU Dom
Hey, nice to hear from you and thanks for your comments, I think I’ll reply to this one by email though. You’re missed here in Kolpinghaus and that drink sounds… strange :-/
Hey sion!
I’m Crazy hanna!! you pictures are so awesome!! The capitain Namibia…
Let’s say my sentence: Where is your husband ? where is my husband ? hahahaha
Haha, hi Hanna, I’m glad you like the pictures! 😀
sinister! Now im reading your article.. but I’m little confused I didn’t understand why do You say that sinister does mean evil and after you say that does mean left???????
The word “sinister” has 2 meanings 🙂