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Strongholds and Dungeons
Württemberg, Historic Prisons of State.
Date(s): 2007. 1 - 8 of 8 Total. Shared
Hohentwiel
1. Hohentwiel  (fall 2007)
The Alcatraz atop a 9 million year old volcano.
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Hohenasperg
2. Hohenasperg  (fall 2007)
3000 years of history
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Bad Urach, the fortress
3. Bad Urach, the fortress  (summer 2007, update 2010)
Hohenurach
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Bad Urach, the historic downtown
4. Bad Urach, the historic downtown  (summer 2007)
a sled ride over the market square

Set includes pageantry sleds from the Urach castle. Pageantry sleds became for the most part attic objects after the French Revolution. Ludwig II may have been the last monarch who indulged in jingle belled cross country sled rides (vanguard of torch riders, some Syberberg movie footage). Single seated snowmobiles came later (Brezhnev goes Bombardier).

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Hohenneuffen
5. Hohenneuffen  (2010)
Old Württemberg had seven super fortresses. Four of these were mountain strongholds (Hohentwiel, Hohenurach, Hohenneuffen, Hohenasperg) and three strongly fortified cities with castle grade walls (Tübingen, Schorndorf and Kirchheim/Teck). An occasional overlap with Celtic defense structures can be observed. And some geographic features will always lend themselves to certain enhancements.
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Tauberbischofsheim
6. Tauberbischofsheim  (2010)
How the South was Lost. (With some particular attention to the sovereignty theme.)
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Strohgau, Celtic Tour
7. Strohgau, Celtic Tour  (2008)
From Asperg to Hirschlanden. Celtic Funeral Mounds, Barns and Spring Landscape.
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Strohgau, Markgroeningen
8. Strohgau, Markgroeningen  (2008)
A half-timbered Petra
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