There are some old postcards that show Irsch in earlier times. They are black and white and often a bit rumpled and time worn. But from early and to late spring, color gradually becomes so vibrant that there is a need to show views from modern times. Then one can let the imagination dissolve the village's modern expansion. The old, central part of the village stands alone once more - to let us picture the hue of the spring days and nights of long ago.
 |
Here and there a hint of green wakes in the village |
 |
Above the city, wild herbs and plants lurk, waiting to appear |
 |
Green brightens the old mill site |
 |
"In der Lay," seen on a sunny day, is one of Irsch's oldest sections |
 |
The trees again have leaves in May
|
The sky is always as it was in olden times
No comments:
Post a Comment