Verabschiedung #17 Fabian "Fußballgott" Boll mit T…
Drummers
PORNIC , les grandes marées
25P1210416
Südlicher Eingangsbereich vom Millerntor-Stadion
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Street Maintenance
Hssssss!!!
14 Under the clock 35mm f1.4
Thanonchira Jn signal box
ARES (33 Gironde)
Wong Potato Company
Holland's Dairy
Qui le vent à la main .
One bird, two heads
1910s garage
Ceci - Cicerchia
Kaeng Khoi Junction
Congrats to the champions !
He's saying the Pledge of Allegiance
Morning View
Oï tzigané
VIETNAM
Iron Mam
Gegengerade, Millerntor-Stadion
Alsterarkaden (1846/ 1951), Alte Post (1847), Tele…
Big red tulip, from below, with small flag
Gegengeraden - Ultras ;-)
Koblenz
Endlich weht die Regenbogenflagge auf dem Millernt…
Dunkle Gewitterwolken am letzten Donnerstag, von F…
Deutschlandflagge und Hamburger Gartenflagge
...wichtig sein.... // ...to concern about it...
Two faiths
Makeshift temple
Unfurling
Independence riders
FLAGS
Jai Hind
PORTOBELLO
Portobello faces
Lloyds lead the way!
Keep the red flag flying
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The Royal Society For Putting Things On Top Of Other Things
The Royal Society For Putting Things On Top Of Other Things
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Castell in Tarragona
September 11 has traditionally been the National Day of Catalonia (Diada Nacional de Catalunya). Each year the people of Catalonia commemorate the fall of Barcelona in 1714, with the emphasis nowadays on restoring Catalonia to a state independent of the Spanish Government. Tarragona is famous for its Human Towers or Castells comprising teams of up to 400 Castellers who assist in the formation of a single human tower, which can reach 10 persons high and declared by UNESCO to be amongst the Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
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a little bit pitty for the flag hiding the human column...
I was once for a short visit in Taragona and have some pictures of the cathedral (door) somewhere in the archives... I'll go checking. ;-)))
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