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Arnie54 said:

Very nice architecture and perspective!

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Greetings from Italy, Arnie


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Gabriel Kilgo said:

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♪ Silver Moon said:

Hello Atilay -- WARNING !!!!!!!

Dear fellow Panoramio-users,

Don't open any link to zipped archives

(Like UPPER) from Stevie Tyree <<<

IF you don't KNOW before... and check every link you get in your browser's status-line for where it goes to. Never open any executable file (.exe, .com, .scr, ...etc.)

If in doubt: Don't click!!!!!! Just DELETE

Take care .... ♪


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carmi29 said:

Bonito ángulo, atrapa la atención, felicidades!


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liudongcheng said:

挺好,我喜欢!Very interesting photo .Greetings from China, liudongcheng


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Evren Kali said:

Güzel bir fotoğraf. Gökyüzünün rengi çok hoş.

Selamlar,


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14MAN02 said:

Nice picture, greetings from germany!


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Atilay said:

Potsdam Germany

Potsdam Sanssouci is part of the Unesco World Heritage and one of famous Potsdam sights

Potsdam Germany’s charm is that it comes up with a great mix of countless historical sights and the great nature around Potsdam Germany. Also the Prussian rulers have been impressed by that city just next door to the metropolis Berlin. In the 17th century Elector Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg started to create an unique cultural landscape with castles and parks representing the glory of Prussia. The town was expanded, representative buildings were constructed and Potsdam got its own nice flair. So for example the Dutch Quarter arose, former a settlement for dutch immigrants, today a special attraction for tourists. His son Friedrich II 'Frederick the Great' continued his work and started in 1745 his most famous creation - the park and palace of Potsdam Sanssouci. The palace with 12 glamorous rooms including a concert hall is located on top of a terraced vineyard, beautifully decorated in rococo style. He called it Sanssouci - in French &quot;without worries&quot; - because here he could leave the formalities of the royal court behind and had time for his hobbies music and philosophy.


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Atilay said:

The Chinese House, designed by Johann Gottfried Büring between 1755 and 1764; a pavilion in the Chinoiserie style: a mixture of rococo elements coupled with Oriental architecture.


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©Würmer said:

...also zumindest moralische Unterstützung ist doch nur Minuten weit weg...


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