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RF2MNG9P1–The stone circle of Avebury is one of the largest stone circles in the British Isles. Its origin is dated to 2,600 BC. Originally it consisted of more than 600 stones. Over the millennia, this was partially removed by the landowners or used for house building. Avebury, Marlborough, England
RF2MNG9ND–Stone circle of Avebury in the village of Avebury in the county of Wiltshire east of Bath. With a diameter of 400 meters, it is one of the largest stone circles in the British Isles and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. Avebury, Marlborough, England
RF2MNG9NY–Esoterically inclined people claim that the stone circle of Avebury lies on a ley line. These straight-line landmarks connect prehistoric places of worship, menhirs, sacred springs, or churches. One of these lines of spiritual power, the Michael Line, runs through Royston and also passes through Stonehenge and Avebury, Marlborough, England
RF2MNG9NF–Stone circle of Avebury in the village of Avebury in the county of Wiltshire east of Bath. With a diameter of 400 meters, it is one of the largest stone circles in the British Isles and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. Avebury, Marlborough, England
RF2MHNEG0–St. Catherine with the Breaking Wheel is one of the larger Christian carvings in Royston Cave
RF2MFWF6G–One of the great Christian carvings in Royston Cave is St. Christopher. He is the patron saint of travelers. He is depicted as a giant with a staff and the baby Jesus on his shoulder. The invocation of St. Christopher was supposed to protect from sudden death. Royston Cave in Katherine's Yard, Melbourn Street, Royston, England
RF2MHNEF1–Royston Cave in Herfordshire U.K. still puzzles historians today. The figure on the far left of the picture with the raised arms could be King David from the Book of Psalms. Royston Cave in Katherine's Yard, Melbourn Street, Royston, England
RF2MFWF6F–Under this street cover in Katherine's Yard hides Royston Cave, Melbourn Street, Royston, England
RF2MHNEFF–A laser pointer is used to explain the mysterious carvings in Royston Cave to groups of visitors. Royston Cave in Katherine's Yard, Melbourn Street, Royston, England
RF2MFWF6R–Royston Cave, looking up from the cave. The shaft is eight meters deep and ends today under a manhole cover in Melbourn Street in Royston, England
RF2M77X81–Visitor groups can get up close to the Tarbouriech oyster beds in the Étang de Thau on a guided boat tour
RF2M825W7–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M8645X–Tense atmosphere before the clearing of the lignite village of Lützerath. Barricades and trenches impede access to the village buildings occupied by climate activists
RF2M825R2–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825WC–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825R0–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825R1–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825W9–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825PW–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825PY–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M863NR–While the police clear the occupied village of Lützerath, the energy company prepares to erect a 1.5-kilometer double fence around the village
RF2M825WE–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M825PX–Abandoned town of Borschemich, Germany. Lignite deposits under villages on the Lower Rhine have forced residents to leave their property and center of life
RF2M80H1A–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M8058T–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M805N9–Even if you are on the other side, you can still agree on climate targets. Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the politicans. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village
RF2M80HCH–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80J3E–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80EMR–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80E32–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80E6G–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. Lützerath consists of seven houses. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80FEK–Hammock over the rinse line in the cottage village. Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80HRF–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805PD–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80H5G–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805TX–View from Lützerath into the pit of the Garzweiler II lignite open pit mine, where Borschemich, the neighboring village of Lützerath, stood just a few years ago.. Bucket wheel excavator in Lützerath, Germany. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution
RF2M80HW9–Hope on the brink. Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80HHG–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80H0M–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80E2N–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80HDD–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805HE–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80EA4–A climate activist is carried out of the occupied village of Lützerath by police officers. The police presence is massive. Units have been called in from all over Germany. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early in the morning, police began evacuating the village
RF2M80FMM–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80E1Y–Sit-in blockades on the access road are the first to be broken up. Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M8052N–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80F65–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80E90–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early in the morning, police began evacuating the village. Several security services are engaged by RWE
RF2M80GCJ–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80GHH–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80F9H–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80J98–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80H8N–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M8061T–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80E60–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M77X7R–Visitor groups can get up close to the Tarbouriech oyster beds in the Étang de Thau on a guided boat tour
RF2M80H97–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805GN–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80597–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80ETR–Police officers try to remove a climate activist from a wrecked car in which he is stuck together with a manhole cover. The wrecked car is fixed with a sturdy pillar as a barricade on an access road to Lützerath in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80FWJ–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80GTG–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80D5E–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80EFD–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805YC–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80H3G–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805A4–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M805F5–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80EE9–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80F2T–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M805X5–Activists have barricaded themselves in the German 'brown coal village' of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from being wiped off the face of the earth as agreed in a deal struck by the political. The energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. In the early morning, the police began to evacuate the village.
RF2M80G34–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M80F1M–Climate activists have barricaded themselves in the German lignite village of Lutzerath in North Rhine-Westphalia. The activists have been occupying the village for more than two years to prevent it from disappearing from the face of the earth, as agreed in a deal negotiated by political leaders. Energy company RWE mines lignite there, which activists blame for global warming and CO2 pollution. Early this morning, police began evacuating the village.
RF2M18N5F–Jetty with Yellow Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama. The famous yellow pumpkin was washed into the sea by a typhoon in 2021. In 2022 a new specimen was erected in the same place. Naoshima, Japan
RF2M1737Y–Detail of Yellow Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama on Naoshima. Yellow Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama. The famous yellow pumpkin was swept into the sea by a typhoon in 2021. In 2022 a new specimen was erected in the same place. Naoshima, Japan
RF2M1737R–Yellow Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama. The famous yellow pumpkin was swept into the sea by a typhoon in 2021. In 2022 a new specimen was erected in the same place. Naoshima, Japan
RF2KEK5DB–Restaurant De Librije in Zwolle, Netherlands. From 1739 to 2004 women's prison today star restaurant: De Librije in Zwolle. The windows are still barred. The parked car also seems suitable for prisoner transports
RF2KF4AMC–The district of Varosha (Kapalı Maraş) in Famagusta, Gazimağusa (Cyprus) was between 1970 and 1974 one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Its Greek Cypriot inhabitants fled during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974, when the city of Famagusta came under Turkish control. It has remained abandoned ever since and the buildings have decayed
RF2KF9NNB–Annabelle Hirsch, journalist with German-French roots explains the genesis of her first book. Things. A history of women in 100 objects in Moers, Germany
RF2KF9NN8–Annabelle Hirsch, journalist with German-French roots explains the genesis of her first book. Things. A history of women in 100 objects in Moers, Germany
RF2KF9NP5–Annabelle Hirsch, journalist with German-French roots explains the genesis of her first book. Things. A history of women in 100 objects in Moers, Germany
RF2KF9NNK–Annabelle Hirsch, journalist, at a reading in Moers from her first book, The Things. A history of women in 100 objects in Moers, Germany
RF2KE6RD2–Main Train Station Ceiling Painting with Football Scenes, Köln, Germany. During 2006 FIFA World Cup. On an area of more than 800 square meters, Adidas has had a fresco installed on the ceiling of Cologne's main train station. In a true-to-the-original antique look, national players such as Michael Ballack, David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane and Juan Román Riquelme float high above the heads of passers-by.
RF2KE6RDB–Main Train Station Ceiling Painting with Football Scenes, Köln, Germany. During 2006 FIFA World Cup. On an area of more than 800 square meters, Adidas has had a fresco installed on the ceiling of Cologne's main train station. In a true-to-the-original antique look, national players such as Michael Ballack, David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane and Juan Román Riquelme float high above the heads of passers-by
RF2KE6RCC–Main Train Station Ceiling Painting with Football Scenes, Köln, Germany. During 2006 FIFA World Cup. On an area of more than 800 square meters, Adidas has had a fresco installed on the ceiling of Cologne's main train station. In a true-to-the-original antique look, national players such as Michael Ballack, David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane and Juan Román Riquelme float high above the heads of passers-by
RF2KDHBTX–Verkaufsraum im Deventer Koekwinkel, dem Keks- und Kuchengeschäft am Marktplatz De Brink in der Hansestadt Deventer, Netherlands
RF2KDHBTY–The Deventer spice cake in different packaging units. Since the Middle Ages, the Deventer Koek has a long narrow shape and is served in thin slices and spread with butter. Deventer, Netherlands
RF2KAAH81–Screenshot of the conversation: If you press the German or Japanese flag before speaking, the translation into the other language follows in writing, in phonetic transcription and also acoustically
RF2K72TJD–The two varieties of olive oil from Chateau Léoube. Premium and Azur in Bormes-les-Mimosas, France
RF2K62XXH–The individual steps of pasta production with the Carraturo. First, the dough is turned several times through a pasta machine until it is quite thin. Then the thin flap of dough can be pressed with a rolling pin through the wires that cut it into thin strips. Then briefly flour and cook in salted water until al dente just before eating. At the side of the chef is Salvatore Piacente, also a graduate of the Santa Maria cooking school, where José Graziosi already learned his craft
RF2K6DPRJ–Here, Vineet Bhatia's statement is undoubtedly true: 'Food is becoming lighter and more beautiful'. Lamb chop with rice and mung beans
RF2K5G1P8–Books all the way up the tower. Around 2,000 'real' books and many more decorative reading dummies can be found in the tower library, which is located directly in front of the bar. A free-standing, idiosyncratically curved staircase leads up to the Upper Lounge
RF2K5HDE7–In Sierra Leone, diamonds are usually sold by their finders in backyards where cars or money are usually washed.
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