Our local tram connects the cities Mannheim and Heidelberg and our town (definitely not a city) in an almost perfect triangle. It’s been going since before the first world war.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Public transport.
Tag: Mannheim
Art or artificial?
From a light installation called “Winterlichter” in Mannheim.
#23 square lights Kunstlicht / Winterlichter
Last of the castle windows
at least for the moment.
This is castle Rennhof in Hüttenfeld. Built in the mid 19th century in the style Empire, it has been used as a Lithuanian School, the only official Lithuanian school in Western Europe.
This is Castle Neckarhausen, built and rebuild since the mid 17th century, the last major remodelling happened in the early 19th century in the neoclassicist style.
And one more time the Baroque style of Mannheim Palace.
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Paint running lines
Linked to Lines&Squares: #4 in October.
Lit up lines
It wasn’t the photo I wanted to use to kick off Becky’s Square October, I had it lined up for later. But since Becky seemed to be intrigued by Geriatri’x lines I thought I give her another helping of (almost) the same (I did change the title a bit).
Linked to lines&squares: #1 in October.
Palace windows
These are windows from the Heidelberg Castle (Renaissance), Gersfeld, Schwetzingen and Mannheim palace (all three Baroque buildings).
Heidelberg, Mannheim and Schwetzingen are in close proximity of each other – one can see that sandstone is a prevalent building material in the area. Gersfeld is not that far away, about the same distance from Frankfurt to the north-east as the others are south.
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Circle
Another one from the light show on a cold winter night in park hereabouts.
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Lines
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