Yeah it's deleted. My personal account as well

To @katalyst.bsky.social a big thank you - you had a wonderful project. I'm sure it survive somehow!

I hope you had a lovely day.

Plentiful of lakes and brooks a lovely day out. Those curvy hills were made during the last ice age. There was a bigger one taller than the Berlin Fernsehturm. But the ice was too heavy. The soil became moist and the ice during the last event transformed the landscape.

Great! So happy he enjoys music. My 4-year-old nephew has a good feeling for music but by sister seems to have other priorities for him... Hopefully he can get his way through.

Later I'll be posting pictures. It won't be as beautiful as in spring or summer though. What are your plans for today?

As for Berlin, also part of the territory, according to existing archives Berlin was named for the first time in 1244 and the sister Stadt Cölln in 1237. (There was a big fire.) Archeological funds confirm the double city had existed a few centuries already. Much older are Spandau and Köpenick.

The Margraviate's capital was Brandenburg an der Havel, south west of Potsdam. If you want to read about this region's past Wiki a good start.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margrav...

I'd put a diversion gate, the other end of the station has got one, so it he'd rather had his nose touching the tram instead. Perhaps a mirror could d do too to see what's behind the tress for both sides. There are quite a few possibilities, but Germany efficiency doesn't apply here.

There are mountains in Spain called Sierra Nevada. Your Nevada is too distant for me. :) nice to see other pats of the world.

So you open up the window and see this marvellous village?

There were shrubs right up to the crossing they removed the shrubs days later. I don't know railways are also visible and many train accidents happen. The numbers of falalities are going down because it is being invested more in except whee I live.

I do enjoy the view. I don't have a balcony, but big window panes. So I bought these stools. Window wide open and sit there whilst enjoying a cuppa or a pint looking at the distance and not some building a few yards away. By the way I have a telescope...... psssssst! 🤫🤫

It's near Garten der Welten

There are many examples everywhere Gràcia in Barcelona, Greenwich Village in New York, Dulwich Village in London. These places expanded gradually, but here it remained unchanged for centuries. It was cheaper for East Berlin to build these Platten than renovating existing housing damaged by the War

I remember a documentary on the telly. Some kids and a teacher were on a school bus driving through Alt-Marzahn to see the new building sites just outside the villabe. The teacher said the GDR was leaving behind the old Germany: moving from 1-2 storey buildings to 18- or 21-storey blocks.

In this case its official name is UnbezahlBar. Unbezahlbar is something too expensive, or there is no amount of money you can buy it. So it's a network of people who help each other, so valuable you can't pay for it and it works like a 'bar' ? They offer free coffee too and sometimes some cake.