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Desire

Posted by Claudia Moser on 6:45 PM in ,
While away to the 2 day Seminar in Niederwald, I discovered a wonderful location, Hotel Jagdschloss, where I would love to return for a weekend and discover the forest, the vineyards, the nature.

The magical forest



Discovering a house



Welcome



The castle



Lamp posts



The former gardner's house



Front view



Forest, hills, nature







I can imagine taking long walks, then a lovely candlelight dinner. A desirable location for a small break. Do you agree?

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21 Comments

Anonymous says:
7:51 PM

What a beautiful spot you've found there Claudia! Can definitely agree that it is a desirable place for a break.

Claudia Moser says:
7:57 PM

@Eva - it is a very quiet place, sadly the light did not do it justice! I bet the pictures would have been better under the sunlight!

Raindrops and Daisies says:
8:07 PM

Looks like a lovely romantic location Claudia, just perfect...........


Well are you going to whisk Peter away for a few days of lovliness?!!!



x

Claudia Moser says:
8:12 PM

@Fiona - oh yes, just have to surprise him right? :)

Claudia Moser says:
8:34 PM

@Karen - yes, too bad I had to work :)

Desiree says:
9:00 PM

Oh, absolutely! Your pictures are so beautiful and enticing. I wish it were possible for me to spend some time there! The former gardener's cottage is lovely. I'd be more than happy to move in and oversee the garden ;)

Sush says:
9:47 PM

Oh you so have to go back with your heart's desire...
Hugs~

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
10:10 PM

What a gorgeous place you definantly have to go back.

Jennifer Wilck says:
11:09 PM

Beautiful place--I'd love to have the Gardener's House.

Unknown says:
11:31 PM

What a beautiful place!! Lovely pictures too!

Kathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com/

Sarah Tokeley says:
12:20 AM

What a perfect setting for a story :-)

MianTariq says:
1:44 AM

Hi claudia, I have no better words to really describe the amazing look your post is offering to the blogging community.

Fanastic!

I am tariq mian from http://tariqmian.blogspot.com

FORGET ME NOT.

Jo says:
6:16 AM

That area in Germany should be paying you for your tourism promotion!
You are obviously in the most beautiful part of the country.

Claudia Moser says:
7:33 PM

@Desiree - you have the same reaction as Peter!
@Sush - so true!
@Luan - will do, spring should look nice!
@Jennifer - it is very beautiful indeed!
@Kathy - I was so happy to walk around!
@Sarah - a love story perhaps? :)
@Tariq - many thanks!
@Jo - well they probably should :)

Southhamsdarling says:
5:09 PM

Gosh, what a beautiful spot you found there Claudia, whilst on your Seminar. It really does look beautiful. I loved the little house in the wood. I agree, it would be a lovely place to go for a romantic break. (Peter, are you listening?!).

Claudia Moser says:
5:21 PM

@Diane - I hope so :-)

Catch My Words says:
8:19 PM

Beautiful scenery Claudia! Thanks for sharing.

Joyce
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com

Claudia Moser says:
5:27 PM

@Joyce - glad you enjoyed it!

Jenn says:
8:41 PM

Absolutely a very desirable place to return to for sure!! I love, Love, LOVE the fall colors in your pictures! Cheers! Jenn

Darlene ~Bloggity Blogger~ says:
4:30 PM

Most certainly a desirable place to rest. The scenery is beautiful!

Claudia Moser says:
8:09 PM

@Jenn - the colours are amazing indeed!
@Darlene - there are so many lovely places around!

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