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(January 1st — December 31st, 2013)

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Carsten T. Rees

View from the Keep

Roman Tower in Haigerloch, Germany

31st of July 2013, 13:12 CEST

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The Roman Tower in Haigerloch is a Romanesque building. It once was the keep of the upper castle of Haigerloch, built round about 1000 A.D.. In 1746 the tower was converted into a bell tower for the nearby church of St. Ulrich that was demolished in 1839. It was then when a guard room and a clock were added on top.

From the Roman tower you have a beautiful view over the valley of the little stream Eyach towards Castle Haigerloch with its famous Castle Church.
Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 48° 21' 54.06" N
Long: 8° 48' 12.58" E

Elevation: 463 m

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Canon EOS 5D MKII, Canon 15mm, Nodal Ninja R1, DXO, PTGui Pro, Photoshop, Pano2VR

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