St. George and Stiftskirche I suspect St. George was an ordinary soldier, before the dragon, and I suspect he came upon it by accident, stumbling, surprised, and thinking immediately that he wished he'd gone another way.
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What is in us says:The students are away, at the moment, so I
got to see it first as a mostly empty,
Christmastime town. I'm sure that'll change
pretty quick ...
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Mississippi Snopes
says:
For a more Snopesian take on this church, take a look at this snapshot by my mother:
www.flickr.com/photos/mississippi_snopes/1223 806522/
My memories of Tubingen are mainly of college kids everywhere, maybe the highest ratio of students to townies I've ever seen. But your photos show I obvoiusly wasn't paying enough attention to its classier, more aesthetic qualities.
Random fact: Did you know that that the University of Tubingen has probably the best collection of Islamic coins in the world?
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