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I specifically don't climb things anymore or go up dodgy stairs - especially because I tend to always venture out alone. But I seemingly have no issue crawling under shit like this 🤷🏻‍♂️ sometimes my brain doesn't brain

And of course we did some obligatory exploring...

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Always love passing through Leipzig Hbf

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The mood lighting in this train is appropriate

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 23/09/2026

The early bird catches the train

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Die SPD bereitet sich schon auf Wahlergebnisse < 5% vor 👍🏻

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 22/09/2026

Different party, same shit. Berlin politics is a joke.

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 20/09/2026

Niemand hat die Absicht eine Mauer zu Bauen

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 19/09/2026

Things you find in Berlins courtyards

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took the exact same picture when I visited the exhibition with my kids. Really well curated exhibition and museum overall 👌🏻

It's a quaint little church with a lot of history - and if one does pass by it by chance, it's well worth a visit - if it's open that is. 12/12 - fin

This church opted to repurpose a Kronenbrett in 1816 and decorate it with a religious like verse and praise for the victories in Leipzig and Waterloo and a diss against Napoleon. 11/12

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These crowns were sometimes quite ornate but more often than note made out of reeds and plants. The crowns were often left on the grave and deteriorated over time, but in certain regions they were placed on a Totenkronenbrett (Brett = shelf).(photos via wiki) 8/12

Such as this lovely "Totenkronenbrett" from 1781. Totenkronen or "Death Crowns" were traditonally given to those who died young/before they were married. The tradition evolved over time ultimately symbolizing the marriage between the dead and heaven . 7/12

But not all was lost. The windows were restored in 2009, and the church itself was renovated in 2018. While the church itself is somewhat plain - not uncommon with protestant churches - it does have some lovely details 6/12

The biggest change came in 1890, when the wealthy son of a Berlin doctor - Richard Spierkerman - funded the refurbishment of the church to a more "modern taste". The church received new windows and 2 church bells. 4/12

The village and church traded hands multiple times over the years. Each time, the church was slightly modified. The church burnt down and was rebuilt again in 1835. 3/12

iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 13/09/2026

A little thread about this church that we passed by in Rangsdorf, Brandenburg. The first fieldstone church was built here around the year 1400. After a fire damaged the church in 1695, a new church was built in 1699/1700. 1/12

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I've heard of Italian Spider-Man - but Lemon Spider-Man? 🤔

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 12/09/2026

Sachsen-Anhalt: We're going to have some interesting election results Meck-Pomm: Hold my beer

iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 12/09/2026

Out and about deep in East Berlin. Get 1 internet cool point if you can decipher this lovely old German script (without using Ai).

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 12/09/2026

Out and about deep in East Berlin. 1 internet cool point if you can decipher this lovely old German script (without using Ai).

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 09/09/2026

feels weird buying tickets for an event that's happening in 8 months. Can't complain though - happy to have gotten some tickets ⛸🏒 #iihf

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 07/09/2026

A drop of positivity in a sea of shit: At least the FDP didn't make it

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 05/09/2026

The SPD is absolutley useless - but the poster does go hard (even if I suspect it to be AI)

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iamkosmonaut @digitalcosmonaut.com · 05/09/2026

the marketing agency that came up with this "name" should dumped into the spree