Devils Bridge

Today’s adventure started with a 90 minute drive to Kromlauer Park located in Kromlau, Germany, to explore The Rakotzbrucke Bridge aka Devils Bridge. 

Good Morning, Dresden! I am in L❤️ve!

We woke up to this yummy breakfast casserole ready to make breakfast burritos.
Now that our tummies are full let's go explore.   

Here you can see a picture of the complete stone circle.
Amazing!  (Kayden taking the picture)

Kayden is in this picture.  

Devils bridge was built 150 years ago. It’s a delicately arched one half perfect circle. They started construction on the bridge in 1863 and the bridge was completed 19 years later in 1882. On a perfect (non winter day) when the water is calm, and the light hits it just right you can see the reflection on the water that creates the illusion of a complete stone circle. Of course the water was completely frozen so we couldn’t see the perfect stone circle. However it was still stunning and I just couldn’t stop taking pictures and just enjoying the beauty that surrounded us. A truly beautiful

Jeremy took this breathtaking pano of the area. 
Can you see how beautiful this place is. Wow!

Our Group at Devil's Bridge.

Bastianclan at Rakotzbrucke “Devil’s Bridge.”

Ambrus's at Rakotzbrucke “Devil’s Bridge.”

Bastian's & Ambrus's

Love the light peaking in through the trees. 

Pure Beauty!

This is from the backside of the bridge.

to the size of the bridge. 

We found a statue of what we think was Hercules.

We walked out on a little island and took this picture behind the bridge.
I also love how the sun is peeking out in this picture too.

This is just Stunning!

Man I love this Man of mine. 

Jeremy took this breathtaking pano of the area.
Can you see how beautiful this place is. Wow!

 Hercules on the other side of the lake.

The kiddos! All they wanted to do was try and break the ice.

This is my favorite family picture from the morning.
 I love all the people in this picture and all the adventures 
we take and i will forever cherish all our new memories.

Here is a picture of the full circle of Rakotzbrucke “Devil’s Bridge.”Image Credit: cнαт-ɴoιr/Flickr