Tag: Mannheim
It’s Like Opening a Window of Worms
I’m not quite sure whether these ventilation hoses have been installed due to COVID air conditioning improvements. In any case, they look funny.
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Location, Location, Location
A small puddle in the right place. In this case, in Mannheim in front of the water tower in the city centre.
Child Labour
These boys on the front of a house in Mannheim all represent professions.
Water Play and Drying off
Last on the SD card in the camera: A fountain in the city of Mannheim.
Last on the SD card in the phone. – I was taking photos of old pictures in photo albums. I did crop this because I sent it to my son whom I wanted to tease and only kept the cropped version.
For Bushboy’s Last on the Card in August
Mannheim, the Springfield of Germany
The other day I came across this barber shop in Mannheim. There was
Homer and Marge
Lisa and Maggie
and Homer and Marge again:
But where was Bart? I kept looking. And then … can it be?! Is one of them grown-up Bart?
Municipal Indoor Swimming Pool in Mannheim
This is the front of the Herschelbad in Mannheim. Bernhard Herschel was a businessman and local councellor who donated 500,000 goldmarks in early the 20th century for the establishment of a public swimming bath that would carry his name. It took quite a while with planning and building and the baths were finally opened in 1920, 15 years after his death. There are three large pools, bath tubs, a Roman-Irish bath, a sun bathing section and even a pool for dogs.
A few of the various windows seen on the neo-baroque front.
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Aye, there’s the Nub!
NUB stands for Neckaruferbebauung Nord. It consists of three highrise residential building with terraced buildings in front and several school buildings, on the northern banks of the river Neckar in Mannheim.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Cityscapes
and Thursday Trios.
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