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Berlin Charlottenburg Palace (#0923)
Winter view of the formal garden side of Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin. Obviously, being January, the garden is not what it would be in the Spring and summer – but I am curious about how the gardeners make all of the groundhog (or similar) destruction disappear!
I went out to the palace just because it is a very large green space that isn’t part of the usual tourist routes. The size and majesty of the palace and grounds was impressive, even for a cold/rainy day – even more so when you learn that it was largely demolished at the end of WWII. Much more about it, and the decision to reconstruct, with forthcoming pictures.
(Part of a documentation of 2018 exploration/reflection on Brexit and populist movements in Europe, keyword Europe2018)
I went out to the palace just because it is a very large green space that isn’t part of the usual tourist routes. The size and majesty of the palace and grounds was impressive, even for a cold/rainy day – even more so when you learn that it was largely demolished at the end of WWII. Much more about it, and the decision to reconstruct, with forthcoming pictures.
(Part of a documentation of 2018 exploration/reflection on Brexit and populist movements in Europe, keyword Europe2018)
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