The Wall and animals #1
 | Near Checkpoint Charlie a dog is taking a walk with its master. (Kreuzberg) |
 | When people enter East-Berlin, they notice that it smells badly due to the exaust smoke produced by the two cycle-engines of the Trabant cars which are made in the GDR. Maybe this is what this dog is smelling. (Checkpoint Charlie, Zimmer St., Kreuzberg) |
 | There is a small ranch alongside the Wall. A sign stands here which forewarns of the border so that the cows will not cross it. (Zehlendorf) |
 | A pair of rabbits cross over the "no-man's land" in order to escape to the western sector, because they need fresh vegetables, which they can hardly get in East-Berlin. (Luckauer St., Kreuzberg) |
 | Children often ride horses alongside the Wall, because there is little traffic to be found there. (Kopenhagener St., Reinickendorf) |
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This is a dog performing a military function at the Wall. It seems that he feels comfortable with the sinking sun. (Gorancz St., Reinickendorf) |
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A dog is taking a walk while keeping his distance from the borderline. He seems to know what the sign stands for. (Köthner St., Kreuzberg) |
 | A picture of some kids riding in a horse-drawn cart. The Wall is to be found just behind the trees. (Jenbacher Way, Steglitz) |
 | Three birds are perched atop the Wall. (Lohmühlen St., Neukölln) |
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A bird ontop of the Wall. (Heidelberger St., Neukölln) |
 | A bird is drinking water in the "no-man's land" which is dried up by chemicals to get rid of the grass. Hopefully the water is not poisonous. (Bernauer St., Wedding) |