January 4, 2006
Random post from the past:
Boy with tin drum at the Louvre
When looking for reflections of the Louvre in the windows of the Louvre, I realized a little figure sitting precariously high under the windows of the world's most famous museum. Only when looking at him through my tele lens, I realized that this was art - not suicidal behaviour. I wonder how many times a day the police are called to help? Presumably it's just a reference to Günter Grass' Oskar Matzerath from the "tin drum". Enlarged view of the boy with his tin drum. ...
July 18th, 2010 at 1:09 pm
Thank for the pictures that you have posted, I’m tracing my family Roots and it was a pleasent surprise to find a picture of Gerhard Dinges Home town. He was born there around 1674 and died there 03-05-1742. I’m still searching for his and his wife (Margarets)grave site. Again Thank you for allowing me to see where the family Root started. have a great day.
Dave
November 30th, 2018 at 7:11 am
I remember being stationed there at Kriegsfeld army Depot from Jan 82 to July 84 with the 558th MP Co. That place was pretty nutty. I remember Kevin Surrette, Denny Gallant, M. (Bogart), Don and Lori Thompson, Joe Hillen, Pete Metz, B. Cusmann, ummmm….. If ya wanna trade famous bs stories…hit me up.
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