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Looks like nougat..,bad for the teeth..
I think concrete doesn't break this way..unless it was done with a saw.
AWESOME THREAD, TKC !!
Just noticed it..,normally I'm not much in the Cross section.
Super pics..
Remember the pic of the mini luftmuseum you were in then ?
Beer in hand..ofcourse..
Jos.Comment
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I like that beer and it aint German beer....
Great pics btw....I wish i had a wife/girlfriend who had the some interests in historic places like me...
They shouldnt had bombed it at that time.
Greetz
MartinComment
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Your right it does look like nougetOriginally posted by Jos Le Conté
And yes, the pictured concrete or stone piece was indeed cut buy a brick saw.
Best Regards
MikeComment
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Hi All,
Last Friday I returned home from my visit to Berchtesgaden. I have additional photos to the ones Tim placed in this thread, I hope you like them
Greetings, ThomasComment
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Das HehlsteinhausComment
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and another photo of 'Das Hehlsteinhaus'Comment
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the new Hotel where Goerings house once stood. On the left you see the roof of the Hotel 'Zum Tuerken'Comment
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Kehlsteinhaus on the mountainComment
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Haus 'Wachenfeld' better known as the 'Berghof'.Comment
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Left is the antique shop where Tim bought his EKIIComment
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'Kriegsdenkmal' for the fallen soldiers of BerchtesgadenComment
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EagleComment
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On the 'Alter Friedhof' in Berchtesgaden lie a lot of young men (Gebirgsjaeger, Fallschirmjaeger, Wehrmacht and WOI soldiers). Boys of 16 year that died a socalled 'heroes dead' for their Fatherland. Helps to remind you how meaningless war is. Most of them don't even lie there but in the land where they died.Comment
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