Three Designs
by Wolfgang Fichtner, Hartha, Germany
One of the unknown attractions in the Hartha area. A museum for Anchor
Stones (Ankersteinkunde). A needed and worthy addition to any area.
If you cannot find it, you should visit Wolfgang Fichtner and see his
many beautiful photographs of the exhibits.
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Another photograph of the museum. The tour bus shows that Anchor
is an important attraction. I hope to see similar buses at the Richter
Villa. The columns are not Anchor, but turned wood. Wolfgang
is not an Anchor purest.
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Not a local attraction. This Italian Bell Tower (Italienischer Glockenturm)
is most attractive. It is the Campanile. The two color arches
are beautiful. The factory made such arches, but I have not seen them
before.
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A close up shows an interesting contrast with Dieter Wellmann's northern
German City gate. Leo and I have seen a number of northern German gates
in our wanderings through northeast Germany. ((Bild Campanile zeigt
den Kontrast zum norddeutschen Stadttor von Dieter Wellmann.)
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A closer look at the UFO base. (Amt für extraterrestrische Besucher,
UFO-Basis) Leo and I missed this attraction, but we are more interested
in Anchor than alien space travelers (who probably don't know much about
Anchor blocks).
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The work place for "Men in Black". (Arbeitsstätte der MIB - Men
in Black) It is interesting that the MIB seem to have chosen the front
end of a Rolls for their personal transportation.
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This picture shows the spaceport with the roof retracted, for a UFO take-off.
Far better than a runway. (Bild MIB zeigt das für einen
UFO-Start geöffnete Dach.)
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Wolfgang Fichtner with his wife and son. I am on the right. Leo
took the picture. She is a professional baker and our gift was baked
goods. Oh well.
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