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For once a whole story with my Six Word Saturday photo. I took this photo (and many others) in a not quite savoury part of Mannheim near the old harbour, an area bordering on the brink of gentrification.
While I was snapping away I heard a gruff voice in my back (please excuse the language, it was rather unsavoury, too): “Straighten your back and put your arse out!” I turned round with clenched cheeks, unsure how I should react when I saw two burly, bearded men who could have easily posed for this sprayed graffiti and who were using an old bollard as a impromptu gym machine and urging each other on.
Double entendres everywhere.
Linked to Six Word Saturday where you can find more sixer with or without accompanying stories.
This is from a light installation called “Winterlichter” in a park in Mannheim.
Linked to Friendly Friday: Nighttime.


Another photo from the light installation called “Winterlichter” in Mannheim.
#24 square lights Winterlichter

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.


From a light installation called “Winterlichter” in Mannheim.
#23 square lights Kunstlicht / Winterlichter

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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