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Community

(June 15-21, 2007)

Iñaki Rezola

World Wide Community Chaos

Carsten T. Rees

Bürgerhaus Seepark (Community Center)

Seepark, Freiburg, Black Forest, Germany

June, 21st 2007, 20:50 CEST

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After a week of thunderstorms, lightnings and heavy rain, on the evening of the summer solstice the sun came out for just a few hours. In the panorama you can see the Seepark in Freiburg (Park Lake). Just ahead there is the Flückiger See, where in the 1950s there was just a big hole in the earth, where they dug for gravel. As the City of Freiburg grew, the hole was flooded and at first the students of the nearby hall of residence went there for a swim in the even then very hot summers of Freiburg. Nowadays the lake is crammed with swimmers during the summer months. In 1986 around the lake a park was created. This park is an area of recreation and a meeting place for the local community of the Western part of Freiburg.

In the panorama you can see a theatre stage that is actually located within the lake. We now turn to the left. In the distance you can see the slope of the Black Forest. You can also see the white wooden tower of the Seepark. Further to the left there are the red wooden benches and tables of the Biergarten (beer garden). The traditional trees to be planted in a beer garden are chestnut trees. Since there were only a few hours without rain on that day, the beer garden had not opened up and I could not get a freshly draughted beer there – quite a pity. The long curved building in the panorama is the Bürgerhaus Seepark, our community center. In its large hall all kinds of events take place: concerts, talks, cabaret, political meetings, exhibitions, meetings of different local societies, etc. There is also a restaurant in the Bürgerhaus. You can see the restaurant's garden with ist red sunshades. A bit further to the left you can see the part of the lake where kids feed the ducks and play with their remote-controlled boats – you can also rent pedal boats at the lake. The little red tower is the so called "Tempelchen" (little temple) that is built from the local red sandstone of which our famous cathedral, the "Münster" is also built of.
Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 48° 0' 45" N
Long: 7° 48' 52" E

Elevation: 240m

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Equipment
Canon EOS 5D, Sigma 12-24 mm, Manfrotto 303SPH + 338, Realviz Stitcher 5.5U

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