Then we found the way towards parkland of the town.Here there is a small example of the love of the Germans for the Greek and Latin antiquity:a like Greek temple construction on which is a Latin inscription-"the source of the Danube was decorated by The German Emperor Wilhelm II....the grandson of The Great Wilhelm"-.
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22nd November 2013, 05:46 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
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24th November 2013, 06:34 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
Further,we saw this metallic giraffe
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26th November 2013, 07:47 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
The plants and the animals are not endlessly.So a stainless steel tree-near metallic giraffe- could be the solution for the Germans...whose love for the well done things is known(:))
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26th November 2013, 10:53 PMarithRe: Central European Lines
German engineering. :)
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29th November 2013, 07:52 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines:):)Quote:
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29th November 2013, 07:55 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
For the amusement of the giraffe,probably,a rag was hung from a tree.
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2nd December 2013, 07:18 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
Although the access at the palace and its garden was "verboten"(forbidden),with the help of the giraffe's method I took an image over the fence.
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5th December 2013, 08:46 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
Joking aside,I found,here,a very interesting monument
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8th December 2013, 10:13 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
raised in the memory of those three men who supported, conducted and managed The Friend Of MusicSociety which still organizes an annual festival.That from the middle is Maximilian Egon II of Furstenberg.
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22nd December 2013, 10:36 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
Here,in Donaueschingen there are two rivers -Breg and Brigach- which are noted because they gave up their identities to get Danube.
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6th January 2014, 07:18 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
In the art,allegory was always "a la mode". The woman could be "das Mutterland" (the mother-county) where the two rivers(the two children) get Danube.The "innovation" was the iron plate like temporary cover,probably:).
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8th January 2014, 11:07 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
One of the inhabitants of this town was not too pleased with our presence.
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10th January 2014, 09:27 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
So,we decided to leave this town before to get as tired as this man looking for the Danube spring.
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12th January 2014, 04:33 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
Although still under the Thor's wing we succeeded to arrive in France
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18th February 2014, 10:45 PMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
After this digression,returning to Wissembourg,I looked for the "highlights" and I found the sun not on the sky but on this gate
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21st February 2014, 11:15 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
It seemed that here,at Wissembourg,the dogs are V.I.P.(very important pets:eek:)
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26th February 2014, 07:29 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
This house with its interesting roof was ,a day before yesterday(that means 15th c.:)),hospital;yesterday was salt warehouse
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26th February 2014, 10:41 AMShadowmanRe: Central European Lines
Nicely done, you could barely get it all in frame.
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28th February 2014, 07:07 AMRadu Dinu CordeanuRe: Central European Lines
No gaze to this former hospital which was the Stanislas Leszcyinski's palace - a king of Poland whose daughter was the wife of Louise XV of France(he had two well known mistresses,Madame de Pompadour and Madame du Barry:):))
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Yes,You have right about... the second part.Thanks for your interest.Quote:
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28th February 2014, 12:06 PMHui SongRe: Central European Lines
like the last three B/W. The tonal range is really great