Showing posts with label Alemania. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alemania. Show all posts
16 December 2024
06 October 2014
Painting of the Augustus Bridge over the Elbe River in Dresden, Saxony (Germany)
"The World Heritage Committee decided to remove Germany's Dresden Valley from UNESCO's World Heritage List due to the building of a four-lane bridge in the heart of the cultural landscape which meant that the property failed to keep its "outstanding universal value as inscribed."
UNESCO Archive, 25 June 2009
14 September 2014
08 September 2014
23 June 2014
Hangman's Bridge (Henkersteg) across the Pegnitz River in Nuremberg, Bavaria (Germany)
14 June 2014
03 June 2014
Obere Bridge over the Regnitz River in Bamberg, Bavaria (Germany)
According to legend the bishop of Bamberg did not grant the citizens any land for the construction of a town hall. This prompted the townsfolk to ram stakes into the river Regnitz to create an artificial island, on which they built the town hall they so badly wanted.
Legend of the Town Hall of Bamberg
15 May 2014
Holzbrucke over the Rhine River between Bad Sackingen (Germany) and Stein, Aargau (Switzerland)
The charm of this enchanted ground,
And all its thousand turns disclose
Some fresher beauty varying round:
The haughtiest breast its wish might bound
Through life to dwell delighted here;
Nor could on earth a spot be found
To nature and to me so dear,
Could thy dear eyes in following mine
Still sweeten more these banks of Rhine!
Poem to the Rhine River
Lord Byron
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Covered Bridges
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Germany
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International Bridges
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rí Rhin
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Stein
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Suiza
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Switzerland
27 February 2014
28 November 2013
09 September 2013
Loschwitz Bridge or Blue Wonder over the Elbe River in Dresden, Saxony (Germany)

According to local legend, the Blaues Wunder (blue wonder) is miraculous in many respects. Firstly, its original colour was green but then it changed to blue for no apparent reason. Secondly, it was due to be blown up by the Nazis in 1945 when two brave Dresdeners removed the ignition lines and saved it from destruction. Thirdly, as scientists found out in the 1990's, it should not have held the weight of the tram which had been running over the bridge for decades.
Legends about the Loschwitz Bridge
01 September 2013
Bridge over a creek in The Black Forest near Menzenschwand, Baden-Württemberg (Germany)
THE soul of man
Resembleth water:
From heaven it cometh,
To heaven it soareth.
And then again
To earth descendeth,
Changing ever.
Down from the lofty
Rocky wall
Streams the bright flood,
Then spreadeth gently
In cloudy billows
O'er the smooth rock,
And welcomed kindly,
Veiling, on roams it,
Soft murmuring,
Tow'rd the abyss.
Spirit Song over the Water
Goethe
15 May 2013
01 March 2013
Carl Theodor Bridge (Old Bridge) over the Neckar River in Heidelberg (Germany)
Enterrar quiero mis cantos,
quiero enterrar mis quimeras;
féretro insondable quiero,
inmensa fosa necesito.
Ha de guardar muchas cosas,
el ataúd bajo tierra;
quiero que tenga más fondo
que el tonel de Heidelberg,
Buscadme féretro duro,
de planchas fuertes y espesas,
aun más largo que el gran puente
que hay sobre el Rhin en Magencia.
y buscad doce gigantes
de más vigor y más fuerza
que el enorme San Cristóbal
que hay de en la iglesia de Colonia.
Que lo arrojen al profundo
seno de la mar inmensa.
Heinrich Heine
23 February 2013
Hochbrucke (High Bridge) crossing the Kiel Canal between Osterronfëld and Rendsburg, Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)
Dramatic collision within seconds: On their already short crossing a transporter bridge is collided with a freighter. The result: two injured. The train service is interrupted. The transporter bridge over the Kiel Canal near Rendsburg on Friday morning with a freighter collided. Here the Fährführer was seriously injured, the police said. The man was hospitalized. The only passenger, a police officer after the service on the way home, suffered minor injuries in the collision in the morning darkness. He could also be brought about another ferry to safety.
Die Welt
January 8th, 2016
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Alemania
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canal de Kiel
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Germany
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Osterronfëld
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Rendsburg
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Schleswig-Holstein
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Transporter Bridges
01 January 2013
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