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I've got something totally different for you in this blog. A scavenger hunt! If I get any kind of positive response, I'd be happy to make more travel scavenger hunts in the various places I travel. So, if you like the idea hit me up in the comments.
I have a huge write up for all kinds of things to do along the Mosel if you need more to do. The area is really gorgeous, but it isn't exactly bustling with high end shopping streets, museums and theaters, though you can find a few of those here and there and of course in the large towns like Trier and Koblenz.
This scavenger hunt is brought to you by the small, beautiful village, Bremm. It is nestled in between the Kalmont and the Mosel. It's fairly centered between Cochem and Zell. A little closer to Zell. Bremm is home to just over 500 people.
You'll find a few restaurants and plenty of places to try wine. Most of the restaurants close from November through April. Keep that in mind with your planning. There are other places open in larger towns, but it is slim pickens.
Let's get started with the hunt. It's kind of in order, but not exactly. I may give some hints in another blog, but it really shouldn't be all that difficult. I'll leave some clues here and there and y'all let me know if something is moved or gone. I did go for things that I thought were already there hundreds of years. Hehehe...
There are several entries into the village. If you take the one in middle, you'll end up in the middle of town. There isn't all that much parking and the two hotels usually get most of the spots, but cruising down to the other parking areas will give you more spaces. The best place for large vehicles and RV's is the furthest entry or that closest to Eller.
If you park in the middle, you won't be too far from your first destination and starting point.
You can take pics of everything as you find them or just make a mental note. You could print the blog and check them off as you go.
Germany is still a very religious country and I did use quite a few religious items.
This is also in the main part of town. Nearly all of the restaurants are on the front line. There's pizza and another snack place on Auf Calais.
Don't go filling up your water with this stuff, but let the kids play and give the doggo a sip.
This one's a little tricky. This is my favorite spot in all of Bremm. When you go through this tunnel, (from the other direction) you'll feel like you've gone back in time.
There are some seriously cool doors in Bremm. I could have a hunt just for those.
Pay attention to details. See if there are any figs available.
Nearly everyone in Bremm has something to do with wine.
Here's yet another fountain and a place to kop a squat and throw away your trash.
The flowers might not be there if you go off season.
If you get this far, keep going up the mountain, pass the church, to the flags. You'll get a gorgeous view!
Keep your eye on the time. The bells are crazy loud when you're standing under them.
Check out the wine machine yourself and fuel up the doggo.
If ya find this, take a deep breath and look all around. Isn't it beautiful?
Actually, this is a whole other thing you can do in Bremm and it will take you hours. This is the first marker of the march.
Find all of these markers and the trail!
So, how are you doing so far? Easy?
This is a rather popular lady. Many people pose in a picture with her. Your turn! Leave one for us in the comments
There certainly is plenty of water to be found around Bremm.
Bremm has a couple of these pedestrian only paths. I love those! Take this one half way down and find your next task.
I have no idea!
Go ahead and have a seat. You'll need to in order to get this picture. Unless, your 6 years old or a midget.
Maybe I should paint this so you can actually see what it says?
Sometimes they take the benches down or the wood from the benches down. You're going to have to choose one of several paths to get this picture just right. There are several clues in the pic.
Did ya know that in the fall, the leaves of the grapes correspond with wether the grape is yellow/green or red/purple? This bench was been put here recently. However, it looks most aged. If it isn't there, just take the pic anyway. The views are pretty sweet from here. Take another break if you need. Those mountains sure are steep!
The town got together and designed and implemented this fabulous playground for the little and not so little ones. The big kids still have plenty to do here, too. The zip line is really fun! Maybe you'll be here for a soccer match?
There are a few of these around Bremm. Make sure you get the right one! It may look very different depending on what time of year it is.
You can visit Bremm any time of year. It is always gorgeous. Hiking and wine tasting is a great way to spend your days.
OK, now you're going back in to the new part of the village. If you keep going straight, you'll end up at the nifty shop where you can get a fresh baked pastry, pretzel or even a hot cup of coffee.
Did you find them all? Let me know how it went in the comments.
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