If you think this is a lot of pictures of the same place, believe me I only selected a handful ;-)

Journaling:
Probably the most photographed spot in Rothenburg, evidenced not only by our collection of photos, but by the ever-present crowds of people all trying
unsuccessfully to get pictures of the building without crowds of people. This was the Plonlein, named for a carpenters plumb line, but anything but plumb. This spot was also the
inspiration for Disneys 1940 animated film, Pinocchio. It was a wonderful collection of steep-rooved, half-timbered crooked buildings, and the Sieberstor Tower, accented with a fountain grounded by pretty pink geraniums.
We bought a watercolor print of this picturesque area as one of the few souvenirs of the trip, so significant was the impact of it as a memorable site.

Anna Aspnes:
ArtPlay Palette Traveler, Heartland
Passport Stanps 1
Descriptives Word Transfers
Travel Template Album 1A (frames, stitches)
ArtPlay Palette Serenity, Oscraps India collab (flowers)

Lynne Anzelc Street Overlays

The two little postage stamp versions were made with the PRISM app.