 Bernburg
Highnoon
|  Bernburg
Highnoon
|  Bernburg
Theatercafe
|  Bernburg
Theatercafe
|  Louis Braille Platz
Crepis capillaris (Smooth Hawksbeard) - Don't step on the mail carrier?
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 Louis Braille Platz
lime tree
|  Bernburg, Krummacherhaus
kitty corner to St.Aegidien
|  Bernburg, Krummacherhaus
open door with pediment
|  Bernburg, the towers of St-Aegidien
|  Bernburg, Rathaus
19th cent City Hall. Remember my Linné flower clock sometwhat differently.
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 Bernburg, Rathaus
virtual motion ot virtual bicycles
|  Bernburg, Rathaus
|  Bernburg, Rathaus
A somewhat baffling style. Description says Neo-Renaissance.
|  Bernburg
broad shouldered philosopher seeking the truth in a dark backyard
|  Bernburg , Castle with Eulenspiegel tower
You wonder what mischief he could get up to there.
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 Bernburg, Castle
Horned keystone head. Nearly a 'Neidkopf'. (The other kind of protective eye.)
|  Bernburg, Castle
|  Bernburg, Tourist Office
form and content seem to agree for once
|  Bernburg, Saalplatz
|  Bernburg, Saalplatz
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 Bernburg, Saalplatz
Pelargonium balance
|  Bernburg, Günther-Weg
|  Bernburg, Günther-Weg
|  Bernburg, Günther-Weg
garden wall with a coping of shivered glass. (Two hinged garden walls might make a good replica of a crocodile.)
|  Bernburg, Günther-Weg
Could fix this one up in a fortnight. Well, I could fix it up. A compass plant grows in the attic. Sensible enough.
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 Bernburg
the other Nestlé
Always astounding what difference a few flops can make. - The ridge walk probably a good idea. Particular foresight needs no special reason.
|  Bernburg
the other Nestlé
|  Bernburg
the art of dog walking
|  Bernburg, Martinskirche
|  Bernburg, Martinskirche
Church maintenance did not have a high priority.
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 Bernburg, Martinskirche
|  Bernburg, Martinskirche
|  Bernburg, Monastery of the Servites
|  Bernburg, Monastery of the Servites
Valeriana
|  Bernburg
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 Bernburg
Rafter study. Not exactly a regular dodecahedron, not even if two similar roofs would be jointed appropriately.
Do not know if it belongs: Platonic solids were once reasonably popular as mantelpiece knickknacks. Some surviving artifacts date from Roman time. An afterlife as Xmas tree ornaments is possible. (Tongue in cheek: The tree in question was only invented to provided overflow space for just such gewgaws.)
Pictures of the Roman objects can be found at
Virtual-Polyhedra
|  Bernburg
VW-Skoda dealership
|  Bernburg
|  At the banks of the Saale
Geranium pratense (Meadow Cranesbill)
|  Geranium pratense
the diaphanous look is traditional
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