Rhinefeld (Germany)
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Why does ANYTHING have to be there? It is a clock. Let it be just that.
I also want to note I am not bashing the whole entertainment department. There are good people and intentions there. The issue is the leadership *cough* *SG* *COUGH* giving them direction.
I also want to note I am not bashing the whole entertainment department. There are good people and intentions there. The issue is the leadership *cough* *SG* *COUGH* giving them direction.
The Wilkomenhaus used to be a make-shift Festhaus the year before Oktoberfest opened, except you ate outside. The Gazebo, used to have the smallest of stages next to it, and that is where a smaller version of This is Oktoberfest performed, while the Oompa band played under the gazebo. I've seen pictures of the show, somewhere....
But look at that mural on the Glockenspiel.
But look at that mural on the Glockenspiel.
I wouldn't call it a "make-shift Festhaus", it was built and intended for the purpose of making and selling meals. The park turned it into a shop because it was likely more profitable so it didn't compete with Das Festhaus. Seeing how it would have been like two major eateries side by side.
I love social spaces like that. Every section of the park should have at least a small one.
Yes, it looks great. And this was also before the Glockenspiel was marred by that #$@&%! ugly speaker. Also, it looks like the dado below the alcoves had a different texture and was perhaps made of some different material than the current crappy-looking brown aluminum.
Matthew said:
Yes, it looks great. And this was also before the Glockenspiel was marred by that #$@&%! ugly speaker. Also, it looks like the dado below the alcoves had a different texture and was perhaps made of some different material than the current crappy-looking brown aluminum.
Lets take a throwback to when the clock smelled of fresh paint...
and the streets were filled with lovely sounds and *GASP* asphalt!
and the streets were filled with lovely sounds and *GASP* asphalt!
Look at their socks and shoes, that's what I was referring to. Also, one of them is wearing a Viking helmet.
I'm sorry to play Matthew, but it's incredible how many trees there were back then. That side of Rhinefeld was practically a forest.