Intersect

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This set, and this shot in particular, really put me in mind of Aztec ruins. Truly well shot!

Sat 02-28-2009

Reminds me more of the Romans and the Coliseum(sic). I am still amazed at the beauty of this place which surely spawned and spewed hatred on innocent people...

pegasus64

Sun 03-01-2009

We no longer need places like this we just need to watch CNN

Canada

Mon 03-02-2009

Maybe the circus maximus.

Johnny Mac

Thu 03-05-2009

maybe we DO need places like this... to COMBAT that which spews from our TV's. Despite what this place was used for, i appreciate its design purpose... to get its people to return to to its roots- both as a people and as a species.

kittymao

Thu 07-02-2009

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Date Shot:	June 2007	Image ID#:	6410
Date Posted:	Fri, February 27th 2009	Camera:	Canon 5D

Location Name:	Heidelberg Thingplatz
Current Status:	Preserved
Built:	1934	Closed:	n/a
Opened:	1935	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	78 years	Abandonment:	n/a

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