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[Jos]

The Brauhaus an der Thomaskirche in downtown Leipzig seems somewhat commercial. Maybe it's because they have everything going for them. Thomaskirche is adjacent to a major tourist attraction, and only a few blocks from the University. Their large patio is adjacent to a city park so there is green grass and trees. This Questor was the only indoor customer...perhaps hundreds were on the patio. A few of those patrons were eating, but all were drinking. They serve the three standard beers, made somewhere in the back.

 

[Jos]

Orgosolo Murals are the best-known example of mural art in Sardinia. Originated in the late 1960s to voice people’s feelings and opinions, this artistic phenomenon has no equal in Europe.

 

[Jos]

A mural in Orgosolo Sardinia

 

[iie]

Tel-Aviv
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[Jos]

Berlin

 

[Terrycanon]

Manchester... obviously. The busy bee is a symbol of the city's industrial heritage.

 

[Jos]

St George slaying the dragon, detail from the frescoes on the facade of the Palace of St George (1260), Genoa, Liguria, Italy.

 

[HoHum]

Nuuk, Greenland

 

[HoHum]

'Interactive mural' Sal, Cabo Verde

 

[fotoi]

Brussels

 

[fotoi]

Bergen, Norway.

 

[fotoi]

Oslo

 

[Jos]

A mural in Scheveningen. A pity that there are always cars parked in front of the mural

 

[Jos]

on the wall of an electricity box in Scheveningen.

 

[Lubos-PM]

Selb, Bavaria

 

[Jos]

In Schuettorf Germany

 

[Terrycanon]

A mural in Scheveningen. A pity that there are always cars parked in front of the mural

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I have the same problem. I've been trying to photograph this mural in Manchester without a car in front of it for ages, but no luck. Finally gave up today and photographed it with this car in front of it. At least it's symmetrical. The bee is a symbol of the city, indicating its busy industrial history.

 

[fotoi]

Oslo

 

[Lubos-PM]

Selb, Germany

 

[Jos]

The three herrings are the symbol of Scheveningen.