Those bisses are favourite routes for cyclists ...
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vonny
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Fri 11 Apr, 2014 01:48 pm
The Victoria Tunnel, Newcastle upon Tyne
The Victoria Tunnel runs beneath the city from the Town Moor down to the Tyne. It was built in 1842 to transport coal from Leazes Main Colliery to riverside staithes (jetties) ready for loading onto ships. In 1939, it was converted into an air-raid shelter to protect hundreds of Newcastle citizens during World War II.
Jannowitzbrücke (Jannowitzbridge)is a bridge, underground and railway station on/over the Spree river in Berin. The underground station was the of the ghost stations to be reopened after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Easter in Sweden
Twigs are collected from birch trees that slowly awake from the winter and chicken eggs are painted in colourful designs. The twigs are put in big vases and dressed with colourful feathers.
Other Easter decorations include "påskkärringar" (a special kind of Eastern witches) that fly on a broom. The hearsay gives that all these "påskkärringar" are on their way by means of their booms heading to their annual meeting with the Devil at Blåkulla (eng. “The Blue Gables”).
So we make bonfires to scare the witches away when they return
A rather small tunnel in Neuhausen am Rheinfall (Nauehausen on the Rhine Fall) in Switzerland. (Above the tunnel is a factory and test centre of a railway infrastructure company [Alstom])
Tunnel of Screams: Located near Niagara Falls is the place where the people known as "Screaming Tunnel" or Tunnel screams. According to legend, if one strikes a match in this place will hear a chilling scream and then a breeze blowing off the match, like someone blowing. It is said that the family farm was burned girl and the girl ran to help when she fell into the tunnel.
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Walter Hinteler
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Sun 13 Apr, 2014 02:20 pm
@vonny,
Cryptoporticus in the Roman forum at Reims, France