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Drachi on Burg Ellerstein
Nov. 14th, 2023 04:44 pmMy advent calendar of this year has actually arrived some time ago, but only now I've finally managed to unpack it and put it up... In the meantime, of course, the whole package has been carefully guarded by Drachi.
This is Drachi:
Drachi is a beautiful (handmade! wow!!!) dragon. Drachi lives at Burg Ellerstein (that's Ellerstein Castle).
The castle unfortunately doesn't have a decent moat available (I'd have to put it in the bathroom for that, but I'll spare you those pictures XD), but takes up the living room table, but I'm still very impressed by the proud walls and the working drawbridge!
Burg Ellerstein is also very cozy inside, including an LED fireplace and beautiful decorations!
I was somewhat horrified to discover that Drachi had apparently had the opportunity to escape and raid the Louvre in the meantime, but I can of course live with the fact that the Mona Lisa is now hanging at my home. Very appropriate, that. It's just too bad that our telescope (in the background) is a bit too bulky to fit on the castle roof, but you can't have everything ;)
Of course, I've already photographed all the beautifully wrapped parcels that were stored inside the castle: each one is a work of art! But I think, in order not to overload this post, I will only show them on the respective days. :)
But anyway, a HUGE thank you to Eleisis!!!
This is Drachi:
Drachi is a beautiful (handmade! wow!!!) dragon. Drachi lives at Burg Ellerstein (that's Ellerstein Castle).
The castle unfortunately doesn't have a decent moat available (I'd have to put it in the bathroom for that, but I'll spare you those pictures XD), but takes up the living room table, but I'm still very impressed by the proud walls and the working drawbridge!
Burg Ellerstein is also very cozy inside, including an LED fireplace and beautiful decorations!
I was somewhat horrified to discover that Drachi had apparently had the opportunity to escape and raid the Louvre in the meantime, but I can of course live with the fact that the Mona Lisa is now hanging at my home. Very appropriate, that. It's just too bad that our telescope (in the background) is a bit too bulky to fit on the castle roof, but you can't have everything ;)
Of course, I've already photographed all the beautifully wrapped parcels that were stored inside the castle: each one is a work of art! But I think, in order not to overload this post, I will only show them on the respective days. :)
But anyway, a HUGE thank you to Eleisis!!!
