2010-04-17

franco-german garden, waterfall

Former waterfall

Sometime in the last 50 years, the water dried up.

12 comments:

  1. Parece la alfombra por la que debes bajar...fantastico el color, el sendero que baja...un abrazo

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  2. 啊?那是法德公园吗?比较像西德公园哦!
    那种设计在西班牙语好像是叫trencandis?

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  3. 1ondoncalling: 对,那是法德公园,设计好像巴塞羅那的。

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  4. Surprising that it was once a waterfall ... looks like a path.

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  5. whatever happen to it, it looks vacant and not well maintained.
    a pity, it could've been a gr8 sight.
    nice angle and shot though! ^0^
    ps: surprised you replied in chinese, are you? ^-^

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  6. My first thought when I saw this photo was earthquake. Great job!!

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  7. hello... hapi blogging... have a nice day! just visiting here....

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  8. Beautiful! It's pity that the water isn't there!!

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  9. Hm, this must have been great - sad that there is no more water ... the mosaic is really cool.

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  10. Es la bandera de Argentina!!!!!! :DDD

    No me dijiste de donde sos AB!

    y si, se ven los programas blanquinegros!! :D

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  11. Thanks for the comments.

    Catarina: Gracias.

    Frank de Jol: Thanks.

    Joan Elizabeth: On the day of the photo, I went on a guided tour of the gardens. So, I can tell you that is is definitely a 100%, bona fide former water fall.

    arabesque: It is bit sad that they could not maintain the gardens as they were in 1960, but I think that may be typical for garden shows.

    I am trying to learn Chinese. It is something of a challenge. I see in your blog of your China trip that you use a few Chinese characters, too. 你也说汉语吧?

    Gallow: Yes, maybe it was straight fifty years ago.

    Hapi: Thanks.

    Petra Mafalda: Who knows, maybe one day it will be restored to its former glory.

    Martina: Yup, I guess it probably was great. Do you know where I can get a time machine?

    Helena RH+: Es un jardín de cooperación franco-alemána. Evidentamente para no pelearse usaban la bandera Argentina.

    De dónde soy?! Es que quieres saber todos mis secretos?

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