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Dom-Church in Trier, the second Rome founded by Gaius Julius Caesar since 15 A Desperate Knight

Dom-Church in Trier, the second Rome founded by Gaius Julius Caesar since 15 B.C

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A Desperate Knight. Dom-Church in Trier, the second Rome founded by Gaius Julius Caesar since 15 B.C. Swans seen in love. In Mosel river at Traben-Trarbach, a twin city. A swan headed into water definitely searching for dreams. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Dom-Church  in Trier, the second Rome founded by Gaius Julius Caesar since 15 B.C

Dom-Church in Trier, the second Rome founded by Gaius Julius Caesar since 15 B.C.

A Desperate Knight

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Swans seen in love

In Mosel river at Traben-Trarbach, a twin city

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A swan headed into water definitely searching for dreams

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The river of no return has much to offer both nature loves and others seeing rest

Rhine’s banks near Ruedesheim, World-famous tourist centre

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The moonlight place has still survived to await your visiting at every turn

Banks of Mosel river at Cochem

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A aged castle coupled by a cool cloud

The castle of Cochem since 11th century

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Knights’ hall, the largest room in Cochem’s castle

A knight desperately to search for the queen till morning, nobody’s sadness depressed his loneliness further. In

dreams, the knight surrendered to the kind of the queen.

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Sailing Sailing along the Rhine in the along the Rhine in the ship named Goethe since 1906ship named Goethe since 1906