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Remaining of a house at the outer bailey at the ruined castle Hohenneuffen.

The outer bailey of the ruined castle Hohenneuffen.

Arched bridge that leads from the outer bailey into castle Hohenneuffen.

The way into the inner castle Hohenneuffen leads over this arched tone bridge.

Treuenstein Castle in Bolzano, South Tyrol, Italy

Castle Fernstein

Rondell Augusta at Hohentwiel

Looking down the church tower at Hohentwiel.

The massive ruins of castle hohentwiel

Inner castle at fortress Hohentwiel

Smithy building at Hohentwiel

Inside the blacksmith's shop at Hohentwiel

Gate in front of the captain's tower

Staff officer's living quarters

Stair tower at the citadel

The Church Tower at Hohentwiel.

Castle Hohenkrähen seen from Hohentwiel

Hohenurach Vault

Hohenurach Outer Bastions

Hohenurach Keep

Hohenurach Inner Bastion

Hohenurach Courtyard

Hohenurach Church Window

Hohenurach Basement Entrance

The Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima

Picture of Hiroshima from 1945 after the atomic bomb.

Old entrance to Schlosskopf Fortification.

Panorama at Schlosskopf

Stone-House at Schlosskopf

Ruins at Schlosskopf

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