Shetland of Shelindalë
This is the very first Shelindalë gallery which won't only include dog pictures. ;) I wanted to show you as well the landscapes and buildings we could see during our short discovery-trip to Germany, via Metz. The main aim of this trip was to meet our future 3rd little sheltie girl who will join us in mid-December, and her breeders... :) We took the occasion to do a bit of tourism, in the automnal cold!

If you wish to learn a bit more about the Saalburg Roman Fort we visited, please visit its official website.
November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Manveru and the girls in front of an entry of the Roman fort. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of an entry of the Roman fort. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of an entry of the Roman fort. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Yukari and Cheyenne in front of a Roman fort's entry. :) November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). In the middle of the buildings, an old well. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of a gallery of the Roman fort. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of a gallery of the Roman fort. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The inside of the well. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Yukari posing in front of an engraved stele. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Yukari posing in front of an engraved stele. The stele on the left is apparently an ode to a wood nymph. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Cheyenne posing in front of an engraved stele. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Cheyenne posing in front of an engraved stele. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Various Roman vestiges. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Various Roman vestiges. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Reconstruction of a Roman bedroom. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Manveru and Cheyenne in front of a relief representing a cart pulled by oxen on which you can see the remains of a wheel and a barrel. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Two steles. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Manveru and Cheyenne in front of a map of the Roman empire. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Map of the Roman empire. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Manveru and Cheyenne next to a stele. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Various amphoras and kitchen containers used by the Romans. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). Flour-making in the Romans' way. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). A Roman soldier and various crossbows. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). This is what the baker's workshop looked like at the Romans' time. Here you can see bread ovens. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of an entry of the Roman fort. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of the Roman fort's walls. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). The girls and I in front of the Roman fort's walls. November 14th 2008, Bad Hombourg (Germany). A beautiful building, old entry of the Roman fort.
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