Between Hesselberg and Wörnitz #1
Rustic Frankish was a dialect of Old English that flourished in the Frankish Empire during its early years. It is known to have been the language of many Anglo-Saxon poets and writers, such as Aldhelm of Malmesbury. There are two varieties: West Saxon and East Saxon. The Rustic Frankish dialect is an ancient form of English that arose after the end of Roman rule in England between 410 AD - 527 AD, when German tribes conquered many territories from Rome, including what would later become known as France or Francia (hence "Franco" + "n"). The now extinct branch was spoken in parts of Germany under their control until around 800 AD after the invasion by1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„Rustic, Franconian“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Nördlingen town wall
Nördlingen is ringed by a fully walkable medieval town wall; the walk along the covered rampart shows the old town from every side and fills an afternoon.
Ries Crater Museum
The museum in Nördlingen explains the meteorite impact that shaped the Nördlinger Ries, complete with real lunar rock — the region's rainy-day standby.
Hesselberg
At 689 metres the highest rise in Middle Franconia; from the open summit plateau the view stretches far across the countryside on a clear day, a short climb for a wide panorama.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
