From Koblenz there is a cable car across the Rhine leading up to the fortress Ehrenbreitstein. For an even better view a huge viewing platform has been constructed up on the hill plateau.
And contrasting this rather large construction, here is a little detail on how to beautify rails – also close to the Rhine but in Düsseldorf.
Linked to the Friendly Friday Photo Challenge: Rails.
Do you call it yarnbombing too? When they wrap trees, poles and rails with yarn? I can imagine that view of the Rhine would really be something to see. Thanks for sharing for Friendly friday!
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I’ve never heard the term yarn bombing. I like it! I just checked, apparently there are various names for it, all of them English in origin (but I have no idea whether there are actually used in English): guerilla knitting, urban knitting, radical stitching, and also yarn bombing. One German (sort of) name is: gestricktes Graffito (knitted graffito).
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I do like the term: guerilla knitting! It is edgy!! Lol!
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Never heard of yarn bombing. That pic looks great. Is there a reason for covering it in yarn?
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The only reason is the way it looks. I’ve seen whole bicycles covered in yarn or tree stems (thin tree stems), lamp posts etc.
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