Articles and posts of topic travel
Stage 6 of the photo project “75 years – 75 memorials” leads me to the Seelow Heights Battle memorial, remembering the largest battle on German territory. Before I start this ~90 kilometres journey in Müncheberg, then ride through the hills to Buckow and Neuhardenberg, to give Platkow, Seelow, Alt Mahlisch, Heinersdorf and Steinhöfel a visit, to end in Fürstenwalde (Spree)…
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Stage 5 of the photo project “75 years – 75 memorials” leads me to the very important Soviet memorials of Oderbruch region, where Red Army crossed Oder River for the first time back in the beginning of 1945. I start this ~90 kilometres ride in Küstrin-Kietz, cycle on the Oder dike Oderdeich to Kienitz, Groß Neuendorf and Letschin as well as Manschnow, Reitwein, Lebus and Booßen, to finish in Frankfurt (Oder)…
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Stage 4 of the photo project “75 years – 75 memorials” from Kleinmachnow, via Potsdam and Michendorf to Stahnsdorf and picturesque Ruhlsdorf, to finish in Teltow…
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Stage 3 of the photo project “75 years – 75 memorials” from Nauen via Berlin-Staaken and Hennigsdorf to Stolpe Süd, Hohen Neuendorf, Birkenwerder to finish in Oranienburg…
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Stage 2 of the photo project “75 years – 75 memorials” on May 9th, the Russian Day of Victory, that is Den Pobedy, the memorial tour leads from Blankenfelde-Mahlow via Glasow and Zeuthen to nearby Wildau, then up to Erkner and Grünheide as well as to the memorials in Woltersdorf and Schöneiche…
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Stage 1 of the photo project “75 years – 75 memorials”, on May 8th from Berlin-Buch via Bernau, Seefeld and Blumberg, to Ahrensfelde and Berlin-Marzahn, as well as Alt-Hohenschönhausen, Berlin-Lichtenberg, Berlin-Rummelsburg to Berlin-Treptow, where main celebrations take place…
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Deep in the forest at the gates of Berlin lies a secret of the Nazi and Soviet times, the Falkenhagen bunker. The site, also known as Seewerk, served the Soviets as the most secret and important battle control centre in the Cold War…
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The Bird Island Nature Reserve is offshore Lamberts Bay, a fishing town at the west coast of South Africa. It is home to a small but lovely colony of a beautiful seabird, the Cape gannet…
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The personal impressions of a more than 6000 kilometers measuring journey through the African bush, searching for photographically special moments with the wild animals of southern Africa, and finally I have my leopard photo…
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When travelling the Kingdom of Bhutan, then the country appears everything but being R-rated, as countless penis drawings hail from houses and walls. That phallus cult and its traditional depictions shall scare away the evil and promise fertility. Bhutan’s willy cult originally goes back to Guru Drukpa Kunley, the Divine Madman.…
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