did i miss something again

why is the dearth strip a treasure

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>From: "John Kelly" <johnkelly@...>
>Reply-To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
>To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Q for the Berlin freaks
>Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 09:03:20 -0600
>
>Quite a few actually. Along Bernauer Strasse there are still some nooks
>and crannies of the wall left. There is even a fleamarket in the former
>death strip. Walk towards Chauseestrasse and there is another stretch of
>Wall still standing. Take the SBahn from Friedrichstrasse towards
>Frohnau and you will come out in the former death strip. And the lower
>level of Friedrichstrasse station where you will get on is still as it
>was in the DDR.
>If I remember correctly, there was a section of Wall where the same
>train passes from Lichtenrade to Mahlow. That was in 1994 though. And of
>course there is the East Side Gallery and Niederkirschnerstrasse in
>Kreutzberg.
>There are some scattered ruins along the Griebnitzsee which are all
>graffiti-ed. Beyond that I could suggest taking your hiking boots and
>walking the whole length of the former Death Strip. Let us know what you
>find.
>
>At any rate check out my virtual museum of Berlin pictures. It's not yet
>annotated but it has tons of pics. Someday I'll get round to naming them
>all.
>
>http://justinkelly.astralvoyager.com/
>
>Go to "Places" and then "Germany" and have fun. And yes, that arrow was
>modelled on East German Avant Garde. (I wrote the program myself.)
>
>JK
>
> > I have seen a cheap offer for a few days in Berlin, and I might go for
>it.
> >
> > Are there any hidden border treasures that the new Berlin has not
>spoiled.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Jesper
> >
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