If a tudor style building could be made of giant tan and dark brown stones, then this place would be considered a tuder. It has a half circle driveway and is an historical building of some kind. I've been there 3 times now with different people. The first time we went it was us 4 travelers. We took a bus into German horse country. They let us off where the paddock met the road. The Hanoverians and other warm bloods were out grazing. We had to walk down the main road and take a right to find this German landmark that we came to see. The 2nd road is wooded and shadowy, unlike the open country from the 1st road. We see the building and we are here.
The next time I visited the tutor-stone-building I was driving in a convertible sports car with the top down (of course). I'm not a lover of sports cars, especially convertible ones but this is Germany and we had an opportunity to cruise the Autobahn. We drive by down the wooded road and pass the unnamed space but I go back. Not knowing how I got there, I get to see what is in the backyard. There are college students and other hipsters milling about the gravel walks past the small flowing streams. The last time I saw this place was last night. I didnt visit but I was telling some friends about this place. I realize that this is a dream sequence within a dream. I've seen this place so many times that it has to be real.
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