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Wordless Wednesday - Bad Homburg Series

Posted by Claudia Moser on 6:00 AM in ,


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11 Comments

Sarah Tokeley says:
9:29 AM

I love this building. Why is it called Bad Homburg?

Claudia Moser says:
9:52 AM

@Sarah - Bad Homburg is the town where I live and I thought I might do a series on it :)

baygirl32 says:
1:35 PM

is too purdy to be called "bad" lol

Anonymous says:
3:59 PM

Sarah asked the question I was going to ask. Thanks for the answer. Look forward to seeing more pictures of where you live.

Susanne
PUTTING WORDS DOWN ON PAPER

Claudia Moser says:
7:51 PM

@Baygirl - Bad in German means actually bath, thus a spa town :)
@Susanne - all I can say is watch this space :)

Anonymous says:
8:25 PM

Beautiful building :)

Claudia Moser says:
9:13 PM

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Claudia Moser says:
9:14 PM

@Eva- yes, the old part is beautiful!

Belle says:
10:57 PM

Bath Homburg. Wonderful name and I love this kind of architecture.

BB says:
3:18 AM

OMG..I love this building. Is it a home? Business? Just spectacular.

Claudia Moser says:
10:15 PM

@Belle - the architecture if very special, you will see what I mean with the next posts!
@Barb - it is partially living quarters, partially a shop (selling sports articles)

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