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Dusseldorf, Germany - Wolk Off - Tuesday, April 19th, 2005 : goo

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The port of Dusseldorf, Germany, pictured in 2003 from the Rheinturm (The Rhine Tower, observation deck level 122 m or 400 feet.) The Rhine River itself is in the upper part of the picture.

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kobe: gotta love those aerial shots.

elaine: 19th Apr 2005 - 18:57 GMT

which is why I will watch virtually any film or tv prog featuring any shots but preferably aerial and especially a fly thru of a city - any one will do, one I know gets the theme tune 'I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, to anyone who will listen even if I am alone

Peter: 19th Apr 2005 - 18:58 GMT

i do the same whenever i watch a movie (and there are so many, heh) that features nyc. bonus points for being able to point out some of the more obscure landmarks, heh...

elaine: 19th Apr 2005 - 19:04 GMT

I am glad. Though it may mean you are a mentalist too. Anyway I figure it is an improvement on my uncles who, when I was a kid, knew who all the actors were in all the old films on TV, and used to have the commentary 'he's dead, he's dead, he's dead...'
I am, as you can imagine a total Londonist bore, and nearly died of pleasure with the new Dr Who series that has just come out when aliens crash landed on the Thames. Around where I think it was Hasslehof had a door and a staircase recently, and of course my erstwhile local bridge, the tower... pretty...

ian: 8th Nov 2005 - 21:30 GMT

The random entry on the sidebar is my favorite citynoise feature.

Peter: me too! way to go on that one, jamie ;)

Jamie: 9th Nov 2005 - 15:09 GMT

i kinda like it too. i just found this with it.

Carmel Garcia from The Island of Malta: 11th May 2007 - 12:52 GMT

I visited Dusseldorf last January (2007) of a working visit with two of my colleagues on the fiscalis (VAT). It's a wonderfull place especially the new parliament and other buildings.We had some session about the system with Mr. Markus Drost and Mr. Frank Tobies and others of their colleagues. I look forward to come back some day.

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