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These buildinsare goregous.
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Doh! Text got cut off! the rest read Kneipp Wasserkur - type of hydrotherapy - wiki Kneipp!
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Wow
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I love the way the lighting cast your shadow on the wall, that and the camera angle. Another great shot
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why duz everyone care about the camera shots dont u care bout st margrets! and someone shud help it !?
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I had a dream and a stair case exactly like this one was in it.
And I had the uncontrollable urge to see where it went.
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phallic?
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skate boarding would be ideal on these floors!!
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bats, yes!!
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a face in the center would be sooo creeeeepppyyy!!
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this shot is my favorite i love the colors
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the movie will begin very shortly, please silence your cell phones and pagers
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that is great, out of place but perfect in comparison!!
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Steer Google Earth to Beelitz, Germany, and look just to the northwest. This incredible complex is a mile wide at one point. Turn on the Panoramio feature to see many more photos of this stunning installation. This must had been quite a treat for you Motts!
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From Beelitz-online:

Wladimir Borisowitsch Amokow was a military doctor in the Soviet armed forces stationed in East Germany from 1976 to 1994. He created this concrete statue in the early 80's, and it is near 4 meters high. The inscription on the base is reported as: "Eternal glory to the heroes and fallen for the freedom and independence of our homeland"