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great photos
Any ideas as to where these photos were taken???
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Re: great photos
great pics! sorry i can't help out, but i'm sure someone on thos site will very soon!
i'll be eagerly awaiting!
btw where did you get the photos?
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Re: great photos
Köln Dom. the church was very ornate back then, I wonder ........ and even in the rebuilt stage it is awe-inspiring, but that is what I also thought of Sanct Stevens in Wien, they have done an incredible job of clean-up and restoration as the roof was completely blown off by the bombings and shellings
great pics thanks for sharing again, and keep at it
just got in a closer look at one of the spires.............yes it is Colonge, the Cathedral was built in 3 stages from the original 13th century plans started in 1258 slowly till 1788 to 1833, additional work from 1802-1861 and then 1829-1902. before, during and after major wars.
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Re: great photos
Yes, location is correct by Erich. I have seen other photos of the Panther in front of the Cathedral. I may have a dig. copy of it, I'll look.
I wonder if the right side drive wheel was knocked out before or after it took the side hill hit?
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