bonsai59

bonsai59 club

Posted: 04 Apr 2026


Taken: 17 May 2019

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1/125 f/5.6 24.0 mm ISO 400

NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D5200

18.0-300.0 mm f/3.5-6.3


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2019
Deutschland
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Köln
Sigma 18 - 300 mm f/3,5 - 6,3
Nikon D5200
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 Karl Hartwig Schütz
Karl Hartwig Schütz club
Soo schöne Häuserzeile!
10 days ago.
bonsai59 club has replied to Karl Hartwig Schütz club
Bei meinem diesjährigen Besuch war leider Eins eingrüstet, deshalb das Bild aus dem Jahr 2019.

Köln, hochgestapelt
10 days ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
Herrlich bunt! Im PiP hast du das mit dem Gerüst aber ganz gut gelöst:-)
10 days ago.
 Keith Burton
Keith Burton club
A beautiful street scene Frank.........I love all the different coloured buildings. It looks like a great place to sit with a coffee and watch the world go by!
10 days ago.
bonsai59 club has replied to Keith Burton club
Or Kölsch! Have you heard of that beer?
10 days ago.
Keith Burton club has replied to bonsai59 club
A beer would do just as well Frank.......but I've not heard of Kölsch before :-)
9 days ago.
bonsai59 club has replied to Keith Burton club
Kölsch is a light, clear (filtered) and top-fermented full-bodied beer with an average original gravity of 11.3 °P and an average alcohol content of 4.8%. To be called ‘Kölsch’, it must have been brewed in Cologne. Until the second half of the 19th century, there were around 100 local breweries in Cologne, most of which brewed top-fermented beers. The first Kölsch in the modern sense has been brewed since 1906 by the Sünner Brewery, which first used the term “Kölsch” to advertise its light top-fermented beer in 1918. The Second World War marked a turning point in beer consumption. By 1946, there were only two breweries left in Cologne: Dom and Sünner. Afterwards, the number of Kölsch breweries grew again to 24. Today, there are probably still 10 breweries in Cologne. Most of the beer is probably sold directly in Cologne and the surrounding area. Here in Chemnitz, 500 km away, where I live, I have so far only seen ‘Früh-Kölsch’ and ‘Gaffel-Kölsch’ on sale.
8 days ago.
Keith Burton club has replied to bonsai59 club
Thanks for this extra information Frank........it made an interesting read. I'm guessing you are a beer connoisseur..!!

I rarely drink alcohol nowadays..........but enjoy the odd drink on special occasions.
8 days ago.
bonsai59 club has replied to Keith Burton club
No, not really. But people here always have a bit of a laugh about Kölsch. Perhaps because the beer is served in relatively small 0.2-litre glasses. Which does have the advantage, though, that the beer is always relatively fresh. ;-) Much to the chagrin of the ‘Köbes’ – that’s what the waiters are called in Cologne. Because they have to be on their feet a lot. ;-)
8 days ago.

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