Wernigerode Castle

... enthroned above the city, a mix of different building styles.

March 11th 2018
My first conference trip for my new employer took me to the small city of Wernigerode, located in the uplands of Harz in the north-eastern part of Germany. The city is just a few kilometres from the mountain Brocken, the tallest mountain in the region (1,141 m). Thus, it is located in a very scenic and mountainous landscape, and it is a really pretty little place. The historic city centre – the ... read more

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As Europe's largest economy and most populous nation, Germany remains a key member of the continent's economic, political, and defense organizations. European power struggles immersed Germany in two devastating World Wars in the first half of the 20t... ... read more

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I started this blog in late 2007, before heading off to Australia for a hang gliding adventure. After my first solo flight in a hang glider all I wanted to do was fly as much as possible. I gave up my job as a human resources consultant and headed to Australia to live my dream of hang gliding. When I returned after four months, I wanted to build my life around the sport I loved so much, and I did. I was also determined to make it into the national hang gliding team and started flying competitions with only one year of flying experience. My dream was shattered in earl... full info

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6th April 2019

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Interesting take
Always great when an interesting pic comes to add to our Palaces & Castles thread in the Photography Forum...check it out.

7th April 2019

Katha Turbostern
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Re: Interesting take
Oh wow. I just spent quite some time admiring all the wonderful castles. Some of them are so much like fairytale castles that one might think Walt Disney must have drawn them. I am personally a great fan of Neuschwanstein Castle, but have to say that I also found the French castles by Delek Delek and Colomares Castle in Spain pretty impressive. Happy to share my shot there as well, just not sure how to do it. Any advice?

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