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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

Brigitte, das war schlimmer. 5.600 Teile. (Jaja, ich weiß. Ich scheine m unverschämt viel Zeit zu haben.

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 09/09/2025

Mathematik zwei mädchen eine schöne geste teilen

Zwei kleine Mädchen (auf einem Marktplatz in Bhaktapur, Nepal) teilen eine Brotscheibe und überlegen, ob sie das Brot auch noch mit den beiden vor ihnen stehenden Straßenhunden teilen sollten.

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 06/09/2025

So. Ich komme dann wieder nach Hause. War schön. Sollte ich öfter machen. Wetter legt sich noch mal ins Zeug, fürs Foto. Sehr nett, Wetter. Wirklich nett.

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 06/09/2025

Brückentag The Millenium Bridge (nicknamed 'Blinking Eye') spans the River Tyne connecting Newcastle to Gateshead. It is capable of opening to allow ships to pass underneath (pics 1-3 closed / 4 open). This is achieved by using hydraulic rams which rotate the bridge (4.5 minutes to its full 40°)

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 05/09/2025

Durham Cathedral (1093-1113) (1-3) Central church of the Diocese of Durham. Romanesque Style Has been used as film location (Harry Potter, Avengers Endgame, Snow Wite) 4) Marble pulpit (1874) / Coat of arms St Cuthbert / Tomb of Bishop Hatfield (+1381), one of the last warrior-bishops in England

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 04/09/2025

Durham City 1/2) Riverbanks Walk. Stretching about 3km, the path follows the river Wear through wooded areas, beneath the towering cathedral and castle 3) St Nicholas Church (view from the market place) / Framwell Bridge 4) Framwell Gate Bridge (1400), the primary entrance to Durham City Centre

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

Selbstgebauter Strandtag Sandhaven / Littlehaven, Northumberland 1) Sandhaven Beach. A long sandy beach lined with sand dunes 2) The inevitable seagulls 3) Sand dunes 4) "Conversation Piece" (Juan Muñoz, 1999) - 22 bronze figures positioned around an open space in the dunes (Littlehaven)

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 02/09/2025

Tief im Schacht der Geschichte The ruins of the medieval Benedictine Tynemouth Priory, where early kings of Northumbria were buried. Overlooking the North Sea and the river Tyne 1) Priory church/Entrance to gatehouse 2) Percy Chantry 3) Percy Chantry + parish graveyard/Overlooking the North Sea

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

Edinburgh Castle Perched on Castle Rock (a volcanic plug). One of the oldest fortified places in Europe. Built 11th Century through to the 21st century, home to kings and queens for many centuries.

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh 1) The Scott Monument (1846). Built in honour of the Scottish writer Sir Walter Scott 2) The Ross Fountain (1872). Made from cast iron, sculpted by Jean-Baptiste Jules Klagmann 3/4) Princes Street Gardens. 2 adjacent public parks in the centre of Edinburgh

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

Ich weiß noch, was ich gestern beim Spaziergang in Edinburgh gedacht habe: braucht eine einzige Straße (1 schottische Meile= 1,8142 km lang) 72 Gift-Shops? Habe ich beim Zählen gedacht.

Ein schottischer Geschenkeladen mit Auslagen in den Fenstern. Gesehen auf der Royal Mile in Edinburgh

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 30/08/2025

Noch wenige Meter bis zum ersten Cider ...

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 29/08/2025

Dudelsack, Schlösser, Kirchen, Pubs .... Das Leben verlangt viel von mir. Fotos: William Schmidt Alt: Ross Fountain in West Princes Street Gardens and Edinburgh Castle / Bagpiper / Church of St Cuthbert / Bagpiper

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William Schmidt @splitterer.bsky.social · 28/08/2025

Vormittag mit Geschichte. Alt: The Roman fort of Arbeia at South Shields. Although not actually on the line of Hadrian's Wall, was an essential part of the frontier system. Controlled the port on the riverside through which passed most of the traffic between Hadrian's Wall and areas to the south.