The Wanderer's Journey – Memories

an archive of memories on the Wanderer's Journey

🌸 Ricarda 🌸

Things are finally moving again. Let's hop on the train and have fun. 💘
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These pictures don’t reflect what this landscape really looks like. it’s and old brown coal mining area that has been renaturated and what started as a barren moon-like landscape is now sanctuary to rare insects, home to many birds and a yearly stop-over for Cranes. This whole project has been made possible due to many dedicated people in addition to Heinz and Inge Sielmann who purchased the first 772 hectares 25 years ago 🙏🏻

These pictures don’t reflect what this landscape really looks like. it’s and old brown coal mining area that has been renaturated and what started as a barren moon-like landscape is now sanctuary to rare insects, home to many birds and a yearly stop-over for Cranes. This whole project has been made possible due to many dedicated people in addition to Heinz and Inge Sielmann who purchased the first 772 hectares 25 years ago 🙏🏻

These pictures don’t reflect what this landscape really looks like. it’s and old brown coal mining area that has been renaturated and what started as a barren moon-like landscape is now sanctuary to rare insects, home to many birds and a yearly stop-over for Cranes. This whole project has been made possible due to many dedicated people in addition to Heinz and Inge Sielmann who purchased the first 772 hectares 25 years ago 🙏🏻

#Wanninchen #HeinzSielmann #Germany #photography #photooftheday #nature #travel #NaturePhotography #NatureConservancy

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These pictures don’t reflect what this landscape really looks like. it’s and old brown coal mining area that has been renaturated and what started as a barren moon-like landscape is now sanctuary to rare insects, home to many birds and a yearly stop-over for Cranes. This whole project has been made possible due to many dedicated people in addition to Heinz and Inge Sielmann who purchased the first 772 hectares 25 years ago 🙏🏻

These pictures don’t reflect what this landscape really looks like. it’s and old brown coal mining area that has been renaturated and what started as a barren moon-like landscape is now sanctuary to rare insects, home to many birds and a yearly stop-over for Cranes. This whole project has been made possible due to many dedicated people in addition to Heinz and Inge Sielmann who purchased the first 772 hectares 25 years ago 🙏🏻

These pictures don’t reflect what this landscape really looks like. it’s and old brown coal mining area that has been renaturated and what started as a barren moon-like landscape is now sanctuary to rare insects, home to many birds and a yearly stop-over for Cranes. This whole project has been made possible due to many dedicated people in addition to Heinz and Inge Sielmann who purchased the first 772 hectares 25 years ago 🙏🏻

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The old Spy Station up on Teufelsberg in Berlin. Abundant since the Allies left in 1994 – but now co-owned by artists trying to preserve what is left and recreating this place as one of art.

The old Spy Station up on Teufelsberg in Berlin. Abundant since the Allies left in 1994 – but now co-owned by artists trying to preserve what is left and recreating this place as one of art.

The old Spy Station up on Teufelsberg in Berlin. Abundant since the Allies left in 1994 – but now co-owned by artists trying to preserve what is left and recreating this place as one of art.

#Teufelsberg #Berlin #Germany #photography #BerlinPhotography #photooftheday #nature #city #travel #urbanlife #Grunewald #NaturePhotography #UrbanPhotography

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Love riding the

Love riding the

Love riding the #cablecar at Gärten der Welt in Berlin

#Berlin #Germany #photography #BerlinPhotography #photooftheday #nature #city #travel #urbanlife #NaturePhotography #UrbanPhotography

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