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New playground in Rosenbirkach

Franconie

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Carl W. von Einem

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Rosenbirkach is a small village in Frankonia that I visit occasionally. I shot this panorama mainly to prove that the playground in the very center of the village is up and running whereas the municipality´s homepage still insists that it is still a work in progress. I´d rather assume the homepage needs some work to be done. BTW the water play features some clever dam building equipment for the kids.

Copyright: Carl W. Von Einem
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 11596x5798
Taken: 23/10/2016
Chargée: 19/07/2018
Published: 20/07/2018
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Tags: burghaslach; autumn; fall; water; bench; swing; village; hugin; philopod; day; exterior; farm house; fire station; water well; village square

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