Transportation that was

Freiburg, south west corner of Germany

September 21, 18:30 CEST

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Only a few hundred meters from my home is the the old goods railway station of Freiburg. It will soon be torn down to make room for new flats and offices. I hope they will preserve at least a bit of the old architecture.

Currently the warehouses are still used to store goods and are also used as studios, small factories and workshops.

The trains, however, don't use this spur any more and only the names of the streets like "Zollhallenstraße" (toll street) or "Freiladestraße" (free-goods street) tell of the former importance when there was still customs at the border to France.

More panos from the old goods station at my page

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 48° 0' 50.85" N
Long: 7° 50' 57.31" E

Elevation: 250m

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Canon EOS 600, Fuji Reala, scanned with Nikon LS40, stitched with PTGui and smartblend.

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