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    Example of the old and the newly cleaned staues, make your own decision.Personally I like them with the history of dirt applied. Views[313] They where cleaning the statues with air guns. These things are massive. Personally I like them with the history of dirt applied. Views[380] University of Potsdam in the Royal Gardens in Potsdam. Views[1048] Potsdam, Germany. Statues are such a big factor in historic European buildings. These are ones outside the New Palace in the royal gardens in Potsdam. Views[655] The white is where they have used filler to cover up the bullet holes, personally I think they should of left them open. Views[278]
     
    Brandenburg Gate, probably one of the most photographed structures in Berlin. Scene of some much history. Views[243] The East Side Gallery. Murals painted in 1990 on the East side of the Berlin Wall. Views[261] The East Side Gallery. Murals painted in 1990 on the East side of the Berlin Wall, some dosey bugga got in my photo, nice chap though. Views[406] The East Side Gallery. Murals painted in 1990 on the East side of the Berlin Wall. Views[367] The East Side Gallery. Murals painted in 1990 on the East side of the Berlin Wall. Views[1173]
     
    The East Side Gallery. Murals painted in 1990 on the East side of the Berlin Wall. I couldn't stop taking photo's, these where so well done. Views[708] The East Side Gallery. 1990 after the rest of the wall came down, artists from all over the world came to Berlin to paint the east side canvas. These images are brilliant. Views[435] Holocaust Memorial (Berlin). Different perspective. Consists of 2,711columns. (Wikipedia :) Views[405] Holocaust Memorial (Berlin). The columns are all different sizes, & you walk around and within it with different emotions and thoughts, very well done and thought provoking. Views[313] Dresden Frauenkirche - the Church of Our Lady in Dresden (about.com this time) reconstructed in 1994 after being almost destroyed totally in World War II Views[231]
     
    Entrance into the city of Dresden, sorry no wikipedia on this one. Views[192] Dresden is the capital city of the Free State of Saxony (Germany). The Fürstenzug—the Saxon sovereigns depicted in Meissen porcelain (thank-you wikipedia) Views[198] Hard to envision this was the location of the Castle. It overlooked the valley and me thinks it was a wee bit hard to invade. Views[179] Hard to envision this was the location of the Castle. It overlooked the valley and me thinks it was a wee bit hard to invade. Views[234] This is how Feisenburg Castle (Bastei) might have looked. Views[292]
     
    Not sure if its original but this bridge provided access to Feisenburg Castle (Bastei) which was located on the left of the photo. Views[273] View from Bastei (Scene of an old Castle) Views[214] Friends holiday home in Germany. Views[206]   

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