River Views #256: The Forgotten Videos 5
The second of the three videos from February 2.
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The second of the three videos from February 2.
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Walking along Mülheim’s Dickswall from the East you can pretty early see the highrises looming!
« Google Maps » | Date: 02.08.2017
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This is the first of a trilogy of unposted videos I shot down at the Riverfront on February 2.
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Only a couple of dozen meters out of Mülheim’s Rumbachtal and you’re back in the busy city – with tons of cars, a tram bridge and the inner city highrises in the background.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.08.2017
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The next unosted video is from April 26 – I’ve posted photos of those two Nile (or Egyptian) Geese before, but I never got around to show this short video.
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The last of the photos from Mülheim’s Rumbachtal before we return to the big city. This is again one of the buildings belonging to the Walkmühle, the old mill that was once powered by the Rumbach.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.08.2017
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Here’s another unposted Riverfront video – this is from even earlier, December 21!
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Here’s the actual Rumbach, at this point flowing over some steps that were built for the fish.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.08.2017
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I discovered that I had uploaded, but never posted a whole bunch of videos from earlier this year I shot on the riverfront. So here’s the first one with the Canada Geese and its brood from May 22! If the self-hosted video in this post does not work properly for some reason, go to the Youtube video below, but the one hosted on my own webspace has a slightly better quality because it was not re-encoded once more. I’d still appreciate a Like on the Youtube video and following my Youtube Channel is a good idea too, since I sometimes post videos there a couple of hours before I publish them here!
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Peeking through the trees is one of the old houses belonging to the Walkmühle,
the site of the ancient water mill that was once powered by the Rumbach.
« Google Maps » | Date: 17.08.2017
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