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This photograph has the very typical look of young traveling Europeans and the way that they camp out all across Europe.

You should see all the young male and female Germans that hang out at the Hauptbahnhof ( Main Train Stations ) all across Germany. Most of them look to be between the ages of 20 thru 28 years old. The clothing that they wear is a cross between the 1970's Punk - Rock style that was worn in London and the Gothic style that was worn in Germany and throughout the United States in the late 1980's and into the 1990's. They usually sit around on the concrete floor of the train stations in large groups and they almost always have at least one dog and sometimes two dogs with them. Every so often the male Germans like to carry white rats with them. And of course there is almost always a musical instrument close by. Usually it is guitar. The German Polizie ( Police ) talk to them but as long as they are not bothering anyone the German Police just walk on.

I do not know what the name of this style is called.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

10:00 P.M. / Saturday / 14 / July / 2007

Based on the time frame: { 6 H. 15. } the Soldier on the right looks like he might be shaving. But what does not add up is the fact the this Soldier is wearing his beret. To the best of my knowledge, a Soldier would never wear any of his military clothing while shaving ( Well maybe his Army pants or maybe not ) because he would not want to get shaving cream on his uniform, especially his beret. He would fail his morning inspection.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

9:32 P.M. / Saturday / 14 / July / 2007

This drawing definitely has the look of World War II about it. The Soldier sitting to the right of the girl in the red top is surely lecherous.
The Soldier sitting to the right of the girl wearing the blue polka dot dress has the old "G,I. Blues" syndrome. The bartender has eyes that are sunken inwards with absolutely no expression on his face what - so - ever.

Is there a signiture and a date of the drawing ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

9:20 P.M. / Saturday / 14 / July / 2007

thats beautiful
i love it.

Toujours translates as Always.

what is them pipes out of the top

mein gott im himmel die ist wunderbar!

looks like cell phone antennas mounted on the right smoke stack.

Oooo! Hot dog! this is stunning!!!!

Super awsome photo! Love the color and that place looks so neat!

I grew up across the street from the hospital...theres a hundred stories I could tell...from a patient who let him self into my neighbors to old Uncle Frank and his harmonica

Oh My GOD !!!! This is GREAT !! I would frame this one and put in my living room.. mesmerizing ..love the b&w outside the window..very cool !!!

Mr. Motts please think about a coffee table book !! I would buy 20 copies and give them as gifts.. You are the most talented artist I've ever seen...every photo on this site is breathtaking..

You're awesome Mr.Motts...I can never get enough of you're wonderful talent..

Great shots great building...wonderful Motts