We’re now approaching everyone’s favourite part of Berlin’s German Museum of Technology: the great railway exhibit that starts in the early 1800s and goes almost all the way to the present.

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The street corner on the Neukölln side of Berlin’s Hobrechtbrücke.

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Another look at Mathias Rust’s Cessna in the entrance hall
of the German Museum of Technology in Berlin.

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A view down the Landwehrkanal from Kreuzberg’s Hobrechtbrücke with the old Umspannwerk on the left side.

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Something from the entrance hall of the German Museum of Technology.

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Kreuzberg’s Hobrechtbrücke with a very curved fisheye view.

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A vintage sign from the German Museum of Technology – Telefunken was one of the leading German brands in telecommunication until the late 1960s.

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Kreuzberg’s Landwehrkanal from the Hobrechtbrücke.

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The 100 kilowatt medium-wave radio broadcast equipment from 1948 of the RIAS, the Rundfunk im Amerikanischen Sektor, a radio station founded by the US military in post-war Berlin.

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Looking along Kreuzberg’s Paul-Lincke-Ufer near the Hobrechtbrücke. This will not be the last of the 2020 Berlin photos, but the last one I’m posting from Berlin because tomorrow I’m going home again!

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