Kapsweyer

Kapsweyer is located directly in front of the West Wall in the so-called red zone and was badly damaged in World War II. The village was more than 80% destroyed.
1946/48 municipal rebuilding takes place in the French occupation zone.

I stopped at the fountain, it was nice and shady.
But there was a noise - someone is peeing in a pot!
Of course, the lady on the pot!
Great animation!

Kapsweyer is a local community in the Südliche Weinstraße district in Rhineland-Palatinate and border town with France. It belongs to the Verbandsgemeinde of Bad Bergzabern, within which it is the sixth largest local community in terms of population.Kapsweyer lies in the Mundat area, which Pippin the Younger gave to the Weißenburg monastery around 760. As a result, the monastery founded many farms and hamlets, including Kapsweyer, on cleared areas. The place was first mentioned in documents in 1368.