... Today, after a customer meeting near the Kleistpark, I was actually in the Museum of Technology and looked at the two local windmills in the Museum Park and photographed them.



The entrance to the Museum of Technology costs regularly 8 Euro, of course you can spend a whole day there and not like me… meer lezen

Even today you have put back a nice track and made great photos! Even if you are interested in hiking, you could have stayed in the Museum of Technology for more than 30 minutes for the entrance fee of 8 euros.

Thank you, Cornell! I had an appointment in the afternoon and the museum was so overheated and overcrowded inside that I preferred to enjoy the fresh air and the sun a bit longer.

I also do not like 'overheated and overcrowded'. Unfortunately, the Museum of Technology is almost always overcrowded.

In the outdoor area (Museum Park) I was of course as good as traveling alone, only a few smokers were around ...

From the perspective and in such a dream weather I have not seen the world balloon! TOP pictures, even the lilies I know of your tours only in the dark!

PS: I suspect that you know the site anyway, but maybe it's interesting for one or the other:

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Windmühlen_in_Brandenburg

Thank you, Reimund! After ticking off all windmills in Berlin, I can now go to Brandenburg ...



I did not know the list yet and have also seen some windmills in Brandenburg, so I'll certainly take a look at one or the other.

Wow, those are again class photos! 👏🏻

And an impulse, perhaps to go back to the Museum of Technology 😉

It's been ages since we were there.



@ Söhni: ​​Thanks, the list is just right. I'll pick it up and always plan with it 😄

Thank you, manulie! But it was also very nice photo weather, I do not have to make an effort. I was in the Museum of Technology between 12 and 13 o'clock, probably you should be there for the opening at 9 o'clock to look at everything in peace and without stress.

You have used the super weather well. The pictures from the Technikmuseum, and what incidentally happened, were very well done

Thank you, Siegfried!