A tiny church stands proudly in a sub-alpine environment surrounded with meadows, with a winding road below and solid rock pyramids above. Not bad, actually, for a fixed-lens camera and digital zoom.
The hiking paths up to Wamberg are steep, but there is the option of the Eckbauer aerial-way or cable-car to cut some of that time and effort. I’m suitably lazy on the ascent, but the steep descent exacts a cost on wobbly knees and shaky hammies and calves. I’m gettin’ old, and I already recognize these “mountain days” are lookin’ scant for the future.
Ascent on the Eckbauer cable-car; over Olympic ski-jump & Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Morning light, facing west.
A private house on Eckbauer summit.
Haymaking above Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
I like to think of this as a gateway of sorts.
Wamberg, its church just in view.
A signature snap of Wamberg’s St. Anna, in haymaking season.
Wamberg, first mentioned in 12th-century AD/CE.
St. Anna inaugurated in 1720. Sundial reads “1pm”, at 1336h CEDT.
Facing west, the steep descent on foot begins.
I made all photos above with an iPhone15 on 19 Jul 2024. This post composed with Jetpack for iOS appears on Fotoeins Fotografie at fotoeins DOT com.
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