Some parts of this blog also in English

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Unfortunately this blogs bigger part is written in German.
But there is a little shop included where you can buy photographs and it is translated to English (as well as some articles). So you can appreciate the pictures also on your wall!
Notice: Pages with products only available in German are not translated or, if the language doesn’t matter that much, you will be adverted to this factor.

Stbp—“Former Times”

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11 results of the sixth round of our project “See the bigger picture” are on hand. Please click on the thumbnails to see the photographs bigger! The associated knowledge cards are mentioned.

“Former Times”

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“Stbp—Mirroring”

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12 results of the fifth round of our project “See the bigger picture” are on hand. Please click on the thumbnails to see the photographs bigger! The associated knowledge cards are mentioned.

This time we have a guest star! Tamino (10) did not drew a knowledge card but respected the task:

“Mirroring”

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Stone and wood and…

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…cranberries! The stony side of the Woodquarter.

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News from the inside

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I had to made bigger technical adaptions to this photoblog. Because of this the shop doesn’t function anymore and maybe you have to register again for some things or you may see the cookie disclaimer again in spite of having handled it before. I apologize for any inconvenience. Continue reading →

“Stbp—Hidden subjects”

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Our new member is Hertha. Welcome!

Now we are twelve and this is the limit I’ve set. Further interested persons may start their own project. If they prefer to subscribe here they will be put on a waiting list. It’s their turn if somebody drops out permanently.

Results of the third round of our project “See the bigger picture” are on hand. 12 people sent photographs dealing with the subject. Please click on the thumbnails to see the photographs bigger! The associated knowledge cards are mentioned too. Continue reading →