One photo per day from a mobile phone. Saarland, Germany, through the eyes of an Englishman.
Neunkirchen...Hmm...I live here some months, lovely town. I see this, but I never was inside. My dear friend (who was from here, He's gone:(, )told me was the first experience to germans try to build a space ship:-)))Have a nice day.
Fantastic shot ! Great post..Unseen Rajasthan
What in interesting shape. We have a Chinese Restaurant in a old water tank here but is is a cement tank that is flat on the ground.
The interesting shape adds to the restaurant. I'm glad it is being recycled.
it can be a mosque tower over here regarding its shape.
They finally landed in Saarland? 8-)
This water tower is totaly different than water towers here in Silesia. I like the idea of using them for entertaining.
I laf laud this evening :-))Bamsemums ; read...; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamsemums
Seeking new uses for old buildings is not always easy. Leisure facilities, however, are always a good choice.
Thanks for the comments.webruci: I have not been inside, either. But now I have discovered it, maybe I will go to see a film some time – in my space suit.Unseen Rajasthan: Thanks.Joan Elizabeth: The shape is, indeed, interesting. It is much photographed.Your EG Tour Guide: Waste not, want not.ical: A mosque! Maybe, if the cinema does not work out, they can repurpose it.Martina: Obviously, the Lyoner sausages have become intergalactically famous.joo: I have not seen anything else like this here. I think it only ever supplied water to the steel works.Anne: Yes, I read about the chocolates and the edible tourists, but I still have not worked out what either have to do with fish tails. Buenos Aires Photoblog: I am not sure, however, that Hooters was the best choice.
Neunkirchen...Hmm...
ReplyDeleteI live here some months, lovely town. I see this, but I never was inside. My dear friend (who was from here, He's gone:(, )told me was the first experience to germans try to build a space ship:-)))
Have a nice day.
Fantastic shot ! Great post..Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteWhat in interesting shape. We have a Chinese Restaurant in a old water tank here but is is a cement tank that is flat on the ground.
ReplyDeleteThe interesting shape adds to the restaurant. I'm glad it is being recycled.
ReplyDeleteit can be a mosque tower over here regarding its shape.
ReplyDeleteThey finally landed in Saarland? 8-)
ReplyDeleteThis water tower is totaly different than water towers here in Silesia. I like the idea of using them for entertaining.
ReplyDeleteI laf laud this evening :-))
ReplyDeleteBamsemums ; read...; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamsemums
Seeking new uses for old buildings is not always easy. Leisure facilities, however, are always a good choice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments.
ReplyDeletewebruci: I have not been inside, either. But now I have discovered it, maybe I will go to see a film some time – in my space suit.
Unseen Rajasthan: Thanks.
Joan Elizabeth: The shape is, indeed, interesting. It is much photographed.
Your EG Tour Guide: Waste not, want not.
ical: A mosque! Maybe, if the cinema does not work out, they can repurpose it.
Martina: Obviously, the Lyoner sausages have become intergalactically famous.
joo: I have not seen anything else like this here. I think it only ever supplied water to the steel works.
Anne: Yes, I read about the chocolates and the edible tourists, but I still have not worked out what either have to do with fish tails.
Buenos Aires Photoblog: I am not sure, however, that Hooters was the best choice.