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chintzmann · 4 months
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Third winter landscape. I like how they’ve turned out super different so far. Hope all of you are having a lovely few days in between the holdidays — anybody else here, who thinks they are among the best days of the year?
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huariqueje · 2 months
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Glücksburg Castle – Magnus Weidemann
German, 1880–1967
Oil on masonite , 52 x 75.5 cm. 20.5 x 29.7 in.
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jaquidelicious · 2 years
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If you kiss my neck, then I am not responsible what happens next. - at least I will suck your **** ❤️
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meetmebythesea · 7 months
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waldgeister · 1 year
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Long Sommer Days - Germany - July 2k16
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Entschuldigung. Man schreibt "Na denn man tau" so?!
Ich hätte "Nah den ma to" geschrieben.
Jedes einzelne Wort falsch.
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analoglens · 1 year
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© timo bernhard, all rights reserved
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sonicskullsalt · 1 year
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Traditional North German house
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filmatron666 · 2 months
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Molenfeuer Warnemünde
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crewman-penelope · 4 months
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ltwilliammowett · 2 years
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The Speaking Gravestone of Commandeur Volkert Knutten from Nieblum, Föhr (1717-1770) and his wife Marret Arfsten Knutten Volkert (1725-1818) (x)
The head shows a magnificent ship in baroque design with wind for the flag but with reefed sails, which also indicates Volkerts death.
His title indicates that he was a Commander and that he was in the service of the Netherlands. This means that he was a whaling captain, because the captains of the whalers from northern Germany and the islands were only allowed to call themselves Commandeur (Commander), the title Captain was reserved for the merchant captains from Hamburg.
Föhr had a unique school of seamanship and this made the commanders sought-after men, who in the 17th and 18th centuries served mainly under the Dutch or English flag, although Föhr and the rest of North Germany was still under Danish rule at that time. But the Netherlands and England simply paid better. 
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chintzmann · 5 months
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Winter in Northern Germany :) I noticed on my last train ride that you can't easily find this sort of wintery landscape on Google, where everything is cheesy thick blankets of snow on pine trees, terribly oversatured colours and a general overdose of kitsch. So, here goes far skies, colourful greys and a feeling of melacnholic wistfulness.
Oh, and if I might recommend a good wintery soundtrack to that: Zorya by Czech artist Tomáš Dvořák, alias Floex https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/6Ed3AofNpF8OXD5BtgPUeR
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lisabrueckner · 8 months
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Ambar cabinet, North Germany (Konigsberg)
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badfluffycat · 1 year
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Can you spot me in the third picture? 😄
Those old gravestones are so huge.
I‘m 1,78 m (5‘84) tall.
You can only see the top.
The stones protrude up to 2 m (6‘5) deep into the ground.
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