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(134K) In the open space behind the Wall there aren't any houses. This may be one of the reasons why the rent in Berlin so high. (Waldemar St., Kreuzberg)
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(113K) View from the top of a hill. The borderline goes straight and turns to left. Buildings seen in the picture are in West Berlin. (Waßmannsdorf Hill, Neukölln) |
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(107K) From the top of the same hill. In the middle the main airport of East Germany "Schönefeld" can be seen with some airplanes. (Waßmannsdorf Hill, Neukölln) |
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(116K) This was a wood area before the Wall was constructed. But the East German government cut down trees to make space for the "no-man's-land". The ground has been dried up as a result of the use of grass-killing chemicals. With the fall of the Wall it is probably now an environmental problem. (Spandau) |
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(113K) Michael Church and a watch tower. Some guards are walking on the military road and some are gathering. It may be time for a shift cahnge. (Waldemar St., Kreuzberg) |
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(97K) This photo was taken from an apartmenthouse beside the Wall. It shows how the city was devided by the "no-man's land". (Bethaniendamm, Kreuzberg) |
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(98K) The borderline is in the middle of the lake as demonstrated by the buoy. The segment and a watch tower appear in mist. (Griebnitz Lake, Zehlendorf) |
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(119K) Some citizens from West Berlin enjoy crusing on the lake in a motorboat. Over there is Potsdam, East Germany, and a dome of a church and a chimney of a factory are in the background. (Grienicker Lake, Zehlendorf) |
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(92K) Berlin is a big city, but it has a lot of fields and woods. Over the wheat field there is a fence and a watch tower. (Lübars, Reinickendorf) |
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(113K) There is a pond in front of the Wall. And it had snowed. (Spandau) |
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(131K) Borderline area provides sometimes good place for a picnic or taking walk. Many citizens enjoy their leisure time along the Wall, just with trying to forget seeing the segment. (Waßmannsdorf Hill, Neukölln) |
Wall and scenary
