2010-01-26


Place Goethe

The square commemorates Goethe's stay in Sarreguemines in 1770 and his mention of the town in his collection Dichtung und Wahrheit.

Sarreguemines is known in German as Saargemünd, and although these days the town is well and truly anchored in France, it is on the Saarbrücken tram line and many of its inhabitants speak a dialect of German.

15 comments:

  1. El viaje por Francia está siendo apasionante, querido amigo, rincones vistos a través de tu mirada y que dejan ver un mundo de sensibilidad. Excelente esta última toma, los pasadizos tienen algo muy especial que los hace fotogénicos. Bien resuelta la toma, felicidades.
    Un abrazo

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  2. ..lovely picture! - fantastic shot - simply great..:)

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  3. Dear AB,
    This picture is magnificent!
    I loved the composition and the tunnel, I mean this path leads a beautiful place.Also a romantic picture for those colours!
    Hugs
    Léia

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  4. This is a beautiful photograph.The colors are rich.

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  5. This passageway is a window on world where the colours all coordinate!

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  6. hi ab! this is a "wow" shot, the place looks very quaint and calm.
    of course the mention of goethe makes it more interesting. ^-^

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  7. Muy buena...como el que se sorprende con lo que encuentra al final del pasadizo...un abrazo.

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  8. Beauty at the end of the tunnel! Great shot indeed.

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  9. A dialect is interesting culture.

    Though my country is very small, there are a lot of dialects. They seem to be totally another languages.

    There are a lot of them which I can hardly understand.

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  10. Excelente composicion, lo que se mira al final del pasaje es invitador, una pequeña plaza para disfrutar una tranquila caminata. Saludos de Mexico.

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  11. Like always, interesting framing; it draws you inside the scene.

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  12. Another really good shot. The perspective of looking through and into the town is very nice.

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