Boeing B 777 - 39L(ER)
Kennung B - 2032

beim Landeanflug auf Runway 8L/26R am Flughafen München MUC/EDDM

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Airbus A 380 - 841
Kennung D - AIML

nach dem Start von Runway 8L/26R (Nordbahn) am Flughafen München MUC/EDDM

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Airbus A 350 - 941
Kennung D - AIXJ

beim Landeanflug auf Runway 8R/26L am Flughafen München MUC/EDDM

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Der Narro der Narrenzunft Oberndorf am Neckar gibt es mit zwei unterschiedlichen Holzmasken (Larve genannt), mit Bart und ohne Bart. Der Narro verteilt während des Umzuges Brezeln an das Publikum, die er an der sog. Brezelstange mit sich führt.
Foto vom Narrentreffen des Viererbundes 2024 in Oberndorf am Neckar.

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In 1768, more precisely on July 23rd, the monastery building complex including the church fell victim to a major fire.
Prince Abbot Martin II Gerbert decides to rebuild immediately. The prince abbot recruited the French architect Pierre Michel d'Ixnard for the new planning.
Ludovico Bossi, choir, and Johann Caspar Gigl, dome rotunda, stucco the church. The dome fresco is painted by Johann Christian Wentzinger. Johann Andreas Silbermann, organ builder from Strasbourg, built the large organ, his main work, between 1772 and 1775.
The church was inaugurated in 1783.
The prince abbot had a crypt built in the new building for the ancestors of the Habsburgs. He had various Habsburg bones transferred from various crypts to St. Blasien.
In 1806, after secularization, the monastery came to the Baden house. The monks have to leave St. Blasien.
In 1809, a Zurich entrepreneur bought the monastery buildings and set up a spinning mill and machine factory in the eastern part.
The domed rotunda is empty and is to be demolished. The Silbermann organ was sold to Karlsruhe as early as 1806 and fell victim to a hail of bombs there in 1944. Today's organ comes from the master organ builder Friedrich Wilhelm Schwarz, who installed it in the church in 1912. The brochure comes from Gebr. Metzger from Überlingen.
Friedrich Weinbrenner, Baden building director and architect, saved the domed rotunda from demolition in 1810. The copper on the roof has already been sold off.
In 1874 a fire broke out in the factory, destroying almost all parts of the building and the domed rotunda.
It remains a burnt ruin. 1911 – 1913 the church was reconstructed by Friedrich Ostendorf.
In 1977, the west wing of the abbey burned down and was renovated in an exemplary manner along with the church by 1983.

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