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Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany — HAMBURG 01.05.2025 Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany. // Gebäude eines Mehrfamilien- Wohnhauses an der Richardstraße im Ortsteil Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Deutschland. Photo: Martin Elsen Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=680909
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Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks — LöRRACH 13.02.2021 Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks. // Winterlich schneebedeckte Wohnbebauung auf dem Areal des ehemaligen Stadions in Lörrach im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg. Die Geometrie des Stadion wurde bei den Anordnung der Wohnhäuser und Häuserblocks beibehalten. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=490081
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Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks — LöRRACH 13.02.2021 Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks. // Winterlich schneebedeckte Wohnbebauung auf dem Areal des ehemaligen Stadions in Lörrach im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg. Die Geometrie des Stadion wurde bei den Anordnung der Wohnhäuser und Häuserblocks beibehalten. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=490082
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Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks — LöRRACH 13.02.2021 Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks Wintry snowy residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks. // Winterlich schneebedeckte Wohnbebauung auf dem Areal des ehemaligen Stadions in Lörrach im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg. Die Geometrie des Stadion wurde bei den Anordnung der Wohnhäuser und Häuserblocks beibehalten. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=490083
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Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany — HAMBURG 12.08.2020 Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany. // Gebäude eines Mehrfamilien- Wohnhauses an der Richardstraße im Ortsteil Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Deutschland. Photo: Robert Grahn Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=471741
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Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany — HAMBURG 12.08.2020 Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany Building of a multi-family residential building on Richardstrasse in the district Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany. // Gebäude eines Mehrfamilien- Wohnhauses an der Richardstraße im Ortsteil Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Deutschland. Photo: Robert Grahn Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=471742
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Building and production halls on the premises of the furniture manufacturer Vitra in Weil am Rhein in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg form a unique ensemble of contemporary architecture. The buildings of many renowned architects lure design and architecture lovers and students in the city on the border triangle near Basel. Here the production hall, designed by the Japanese architecture firm SANAA with the architects Kazuyo Sejima und Ryue Nishizawa — WEIL AM RHEIN 15.03.2020 Building and production halls on the premises of the furniture manufacturer Vitra in Weil am Rhein in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg form a unique ensemble of contemporary architecture. The buildings of many renowned architects lure design and architecture lovers and students in the city on the border triangle near Basel. Here the production hall, designed by the Japanese architecture firm SANAA with the architects Kazuyo Sejima und Ryue Nishizawa Building and production halls on the premises of the furniture manufacturer Vitra in Weil am Rhein in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg form a unique ensemble of contemporary architecture. The buildings of many renowned architects lure design and architecture lovers and students in the city on the border triangle near Basel. Here the production hall, designed by the Japanese architecture firm SANAA with the architects Kazuyo Sejima und Ryue Nishizawa. // Gebäude und Produktionshallen auf dem Werksgelände des Möbelherstellers Vitra in Weil am Rhein im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg bilden ein einzigartiges Ensemble zeitgenössischer Architektur. Die Bauten zahlreicher renommierter Architekten locken Design- und Architekturliebhaber und Studenten auf den Vitra Campus in die Stadt am Dreiländereck bei Basel. Hier die Produktionshalle, entworfen vom japanischen Architektur Büro SANAA mit den Architekten Kazuyo Sejima und Ryue Nishizawa. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=458457
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Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 15.02.2020 Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=448296
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Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 15.02.2020 Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=448299
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Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 15.02.2020 Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=448297
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Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 15.02.2020 Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=448298
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Residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks — LöRRACH 01.05.2019 Residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks Residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks. // Wohnbebauung auf dem Areal des ehemaligen Stadions in Lörrach im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg. Die Geometrie des Stadion wurde bei den Anordnung der Wohnhäuser und Häuserblocks beibehalten. Dahinter die Schulgebäude in der Winterbucksstraße. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=415188
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Residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks — LöRRACH 01.05.2019 Residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks Residential development on the site of the former stadium in Loerrach in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The geometry of the stadium was maintained for the arrangement of the houses and blocks. // Wohnbebauung auf dem Areal des ehemaligen Stadions in Lörrach im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg. Die Geometrie des Stadion wurde bei den Anordnung der Wohnhäuser und Häuserblocks beibehalten. Dahinter die Schulgebäude in der Winterbucksstraße. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=415189
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Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 13.10.2018 Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den herbstfarbenen Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=388654
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Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 13.10.2018 Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den herbstfarbenen Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=388655
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Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 13.10.2018 Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the colourful tree circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den herbstfarbenen Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=388656
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Noumerous road and railway bridges along and over the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland — BASEL 05.10.2018 Noumerous road and railway bridges along and over the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland Noumerous road and railway bridges along and over the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland. // Straßen- Brückenbauwerke entlang dem Fluss Wiese in Basel im Kanton Basel, Schweiz. Der geplante vierspurige Ausbau der Oberrhein- Bahn wird an dieser Engstelle noch weitere Brücken erfordern. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=388028
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Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland — BASEL 13.07.2018 Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland. // Straßen- Brückenbauwerke entlang dem Fluss Wiese in Basel im Kanton Basel, Schweiz. Der geplante vierspurige Ausbau der Oberrhein- Bahn wird an dieser Engstelle noch weitere Brücken erfordern. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=374279
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Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland — BASEL 13.07.2018 Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland. // Straßen- Brückenbauwerke entlang dem Fluss Wiese in Basel im Kanton Basel, Schweiz. Der geplante vierspurige Ausbau der Oberrhein- Bahn wird an dieser Engstelle noch weitere Brücken erfordern. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=374280
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Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland — BASEL 13.07.2018 Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland. // Straßen- Brückenbauwerke entlang dem Fluss Wiese in Basel im Kanton Basel, Schweiz. Der geplante vierspurige Ausbau der Oberrhein- Bahn wird an dieser Engstelle noch weitere Brücken erfordern. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=374281
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 24.03.2018 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=361691
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 24.03.2018 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=361693
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 24.03.2018 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=361694
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View over Muenchenstein to Basle in Swizzerland, Kanton Basel-Landschaft and Basel — MüNCHENSTEIN 05.10.2016 View over Muenchenstein to Basle in Swizzerland, Kanton Basel-Landschaft and Basel View over Muenchenstein to Basle in Swizzerland, Kanton Basel-Landschaft and Basel. // Blick über Münchenstein nach Basel in der Schweiz, Kanton Basel-Landschaft und Basel. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=310463
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View over Muenchenstein to Basle in Swizzerland, Kanton Basel-Landschaft and Basel — MüNCHENSTEIN 05.10.2016 View over Muenchenstein to Basle in Swizzerland, Kanton Basel-Landschaft and Basel View over Muenchenstein to Basle in Swizzerland, Kanton Basel-Landschaft and Basel. // Blick über Münchenstein nach Basel in der Schweiz, Kanton Basel-Landschaft und Basel. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=310464
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The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science — DORNACH 05.10.2016 The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. // Monumentales Gebäude des Goetheanum in Dornach in der Schweiz im Kanton Solothurn. Sitz der Allgemeinen Antroposophischen Gesellschaft Dornach und Freie Hochschule für Geisteswissenschaften. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=303281
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The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science — DORNACH 05.10.2016 The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. // Monumentales Gebäude des Goetheanum in Dornach in der Schweiz im Kanton Solothurn. Sitz der Allgemeinen Antroposophischen Gesellschaft Dornach und Freie Hochschule für Geisteswissenschaften. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=303282
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The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science — DORNACH 05.10.2016 The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. // Monumentales Gebäude des Goetheanum in Dornach in der Schweiz im Kanton Solothurn. Sitz der Allgemeinen Antroposophischen Gesellschaft Dornach und Freie Hochschule für Geisteswissenschaften. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=303283
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The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science — DORNACH 05.10.2016 The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. // Monumentales Gebäude des Goetheanum in Dornach in der Schweiz im Kanton Solothurn. Sitz der Allgemeinen Antroposophischen Gesellschaft Dornach und Freie Hochschule für Geisteswissenschaften. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=303285
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The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. Looking northbound towards Basle — DORNACH 05.10.2016 The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. Looking northbound towards Basle The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn is the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science. Looking northbound towards Basle. // Monumentales Gebäude des Goetheanum in Dornach in der Schweiz im Kanton Solothurn. Sitz der Allgemeinen Antroposophischen Gesellschaft Dornach und Freie Hochschule für Geisteswissenschaften. Blick nach Norden Richtung Basel. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=303284
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Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland — BASEL 27.05.2016 Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland. // Straßen- Brückenbauwerke entlang dem Fluss Wiese in Basel im Kanton Basel, Schweiz. Der geplante vierspurige Ausbau der Oberrhein- Bahn wird an dieser Engstelle noch weitere Brücken erfordern. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=280716
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Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland — BASEL 27.05.2016 Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland Noumerous road and railway bridges along the river Wiese in Basel, Switzerland. // Straßen- Brückenbauwerke entlang dem Fluss Wiese in Basel im Kanton Basel, Schweiz. Der geplante vierspurige Ausbau der Oberrhein- Bahn wird an dieser Engstelle noch weitere Brücken erfordern. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=280717
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 27.02.2016 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=269159
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 27.02.2016 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=269160
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 27.02.2016 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=269161
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 27.02.2016 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=269162
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Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization ' Terra Wohnpark ' — VILLINGEN-SCHWENNINGEN 24.06.2015 Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization " Terra Wohnpark " Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization " Terra Wohnpark ". // Ortsteil Marbach in Villingen-Schwenningen im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg mit den vier markanten dreieckigen Häusern der Wohnsiedlung " Terra Wohnpark ". Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=241628
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Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization ' Terra Wohnpark ' — VILLINGEN-SCHWENNINGEN 24.06.2015 Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization " Terra Wohnpark " Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization " Terra Wohnpark ". // Ortsteil Marbach in Villingen-Schwenningen im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg mit den vier markanten dreieckigen Häusern der Wohnsiedlung " Terra Wohnpark ". Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=241629
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Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization ' Terra Wohnpark ' — VILLINGEN-SCHWENNINGEN 24.06.2015 Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization " Terra Wohnpark " Marbach district in Villingen-Schwenningen in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg with its four distinctive triangular houses of the urbanization " Terra Wohnpark ". // Ortsteil Marbach in Villingen-Schwenningen im Bundesland Baden-Württemberg mit den vier markanten dreieckigen Häusern der Wohnsiedlung " Terra Wohnpark ". Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=241646
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 03.06.2015 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=242749
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 03.06.2015 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=242750
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 03.06.2015 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=242752
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Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation — MAULBURG 03.06.2015 Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation Overlooking the Tree Circle in Maulburg in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Not the Celts, but remnants of the Second World War have created this tree circle in Maulburg. On the mountain ridge of the Dinkelberg between the southern Black Forest and the Swiss border in the last years of the war a radio direction finding station with a large rotating directional antenna was installed. It was used for aircraft positioning. After the war the plant was dismantled, but the circular foundation not completely. Meanwhile bushes and trees have grown as a circular wood from the remains of the foundation. // Blick auf den Dachsig Baumkreis bei Maulburg in Baden-Württemberg. Nicht die Kelten, sondern Überreste aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg haben diesen Baumkreis bei Maulburg geschaffen. Auf dem Höhenzug des Dinkelberges zwischen Südschwarzwald und der Schweizer Grenze stand in den letzten Kriegsjahren eine Funkpeilanlage mit großer, drehbarer Richtantenne, die zur Flugzeugortung verwendet wurde. Nach Ende des Krieges wurde die Anlage demontiert, aber das kreisrunde Fundament nicht vollständig zurückgebaut. Mittlerweile sind aus den Resten des Fundamentes Büsche und mächtige Bäume als kreisrunder Wald gewachsen. Photo: Erich Meyer Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=242753
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Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Muelheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Muelheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms — MüLHEIM AN DER RUHR 04.02.2015 Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Muelheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Muelheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Muelheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Muelheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms. // Containerbau der Hochschule Ruhr West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr im Bundesland Nordrhein-Westfalen NRW. Die neu gegründete Hochschule Ruhr West (HRW) läßt als Provisorium über die Mülheimer IMOBA Immobilien GmbH als Investor, Projektsteuerer und Vermieter der die ungewöhnlichen Hochschulräume betreiben. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=224212
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AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design — SPROCKHöVEL 23.07.2013 AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design. // AK Autobahnkreuz Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel im Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in Nordrhein-Westfalen.Es verbindet die A 1, mit der Bundesautobahn BAB A 43 und A 46, sowie mit der Bundesstraße 326.Das Kreuz ist nicht vollständig planfrei ausgebaut und weist zugleich eine sehr ungewöhnliche Bauform auf. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=190207
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AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design — SPROCKHöVEL 23.07.2013 AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design. // AK Autobahnkreuz Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel im Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in Nordrhein-Westfalen.Es verbindet die A 1, mit der Bundesautobahn BAB A 43 und A 46, sowie mit der Bundesstraße 326.Das Kreuz ist nicht vollständig planfrei ausgebaut und weist zugleich eine sehr ungewöhnliche Bauform auf. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=190208
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AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design — SPROCKHöVEL 23.07.2013 AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design AK Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel in Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westfalen.Es joins the Federal Highway 1, with the Federal Highway 43 and the Federal Highway 46 and the road 326.Als one of the few in Germany is the cross not developed fully grade-and at the same time has a very unusual design. // AK Autobahnkreuz Wuppertal-Nord in Sprockhövel im Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in Nordrhein-Westfalen.Es verbindet die A 1, mit der Bundesautobahn BAB A 43 und A 46, sowie mit der Bundesstraße 326.Das Kreuz ist nicht vollständig planfrei ausgebaut und weist zugleich eine sehr ungewöhnliche Bauform auf. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=190209
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Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms — MüLHEIM AN DER RUHR 18.01.2013 Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms. // Containerbau der Hochschule Ruhr West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr im Bundesland Nordrhein-Westfalen NRW. Die neu gegründete Hochschule Ruhr West (HRW) läßt als Provisorium über die Mülheimer IMOBA Immobilien GmbH als Investor, Projektsteuerer und Vermieter der die ungewöhnlichen Hochschulräume betreiben. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=175122
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Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms — MüLHEIM AN DER RUHR 18.01.2013 Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms. // Containerbau der Hochschule Ruhr West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr im Bundesland Nordrhein-Westfalen NRW. Die neu gegründete Hochschule Ruhr West (HRW) läßt als Provisorium über die Mülheimer IMOBA Immobilien GmbH als Investor, Projektsteuerer und Vermieter der die ungewöhnlichen Hochschulräume betreiben. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=175123
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Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms — MüLHEIM AN DER RUHR 18.01.2013 Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms Container of the Ruhr University West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia NRW. The newly established University Ruhr West (HRW) can be operated as a provisional over the Mülheim Imoba Immobilien GmbH as an investor, project manager and owner of the unusual high school rooms. // Containerbau der Hochschule Ruhr West, HRW in Mülheim an der Ruhr im Bundesland Nordrhein-Westfalen NRW. Die neu gegründete Hochschule Ruhr West (HRW) läßt als Provisorium über die Mülheimer IMOBA Immobilien GmbH als Investor, Projektsteuerer und Vermieter der die ungewöhnlichen Hochschulräume betreiben. Photo: Hans Blossey Licensed at: https://www.aerialphotosearch.com/lookup.php?text=175124
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