Rüdesheim am Rhein

By Bingen, okay, exactly.

So Bingen, the famous Rheinhessen city that is vis-a-vis Rüdesheim.

So there's a cross, Nahe, Rheinhessen, Rheingau, so to say, right? Yes, of course.

So a little bit like an idea where we are.

It didn't even cross my mind that it would be a thing.

Day one on our trip was at Weingut Leitz, a family winery in Rüdesheim that's been making wine since 1744.

They're known around the world for their Rieslings, and Eins Zwei Zero is their alcohol-free line.

We tasted nine of their wines, nine different incredible flavors.

But anyway, the, um, but the point was all of those books, like, when you say the title, you don't actually know exactly what they're about, but they're pretty provocative.

So I, I was like, "Ah." And so I went back, started typing on this, this chapter I was working on, and I was describing the feeling that I felt when I first walked into the Hildegard Parish in Rüdesheim am Rhein in, um, in Germany on my pilgrimage, and that is where her reliquary was, which means that some of her, her, like, her bones and, um, I think a piece of her, uh, habit or something.

There's, there's a whole bunch of things there.

I write about it in the book and I'm, there's, there's several reliquaries, so I have to [laughs] I'm trying to remember which one has which things.