Happy Nikolaus! It's amazing that there are still old signs around - I like the perspective (and am under the impression I have said this a thousand times already on your blog, ;-)). Without the blue door the photo might have been a little bit too simple.
Martina: Happy Nikolaus, to you too (a day late). I guess I could have sought out something more seasonal for the day's photo.
Joan Elizabeth: As Martina has pointed out, Saarland has traditionally been an area especailly strong in iron and steel-making. And this site is one of the most historical, being one of the first in proto-Germany to enter the industrial revolution.
Happy Nikolaus! It's amazing that there are still old signs around - I like the perspective (and am under the impression I have said this a thousand times already on your blog, ;-)). Without the blue door the photo might have been a little bit too simple.
ReplyDeleteLooks like there are ironworks all over Germany.
ReplyDeleteJoan Elizabeth, just in the strange part where AB lives and that I visited some weeks ago, ;-).
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments.
ReplyDeleteMartina: Happy Nikolaus, to you too (a day late). I guess I could have sought out something more seasonal for the day's photo.
Joan Elizabeth: As Martina has pointed out, Saarland has traditionally been an area especailly strong in iron and steel-making. And this site is one of the most historical, being one of the first in proto-Germany to enter the industrial revolution.
Asta: Thanks.
Frau G: Danke.
I enjoy old signs.
ReplyDeleteI like the texture under the sign.