Entrance of old house

Mik

Mik

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I am on vacation on the Isle of Sylt, North Sea, in the very north of Germany. I want to point you to my project here :) http://www.mobitog.com/index.php?threads/North-Sea-Island-Sylt.20441/#post-246888

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Wonderful shot and project. Must be great to live in a country that preserves such beautiful old buildings. K
 
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wolf391 said:
Wonderful shot and project. Must be great to live in a country that preserves such beautiful old buildings. K
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It's great to see so many old and new buildings that preserve the original style. But on the other hand many of these buildings are to expensive to buy or rent for inhabitants of this island. These buildings are for tourists which have the money.
 
Not the interior of the house above but a typical interior of an old captains-house (not an old captain :) ) from the 18th century. Many more shots on my project page.

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Mik said:
Not the interior of the house above but a typical interior of an old captains-house (not an old captain :) ) from the 18th century. Many more shots on my project page.

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Some wonderful items there! That's some type of math contraption, eh? Or maybe used to make nautical maps? (Since it's a Captain's house...) In any case, it's cool!
 
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RoseCat said:
Some wonderful items there! That's some type of math contraption, eh? Or maybe used to make nautical maps? (Since it's a Captain's house...) In any case, it's cool!
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This could be a nautical instrument called sextant. With this you can determine the angle between the horizon and the sun. That's all I know about.
 
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