The Koln University is over 600 years old. In front is Daniel, Steve, Me, and Brandy.
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This is the house of Martin and Heike Bonnet. We stayed with them in Koln.
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Steve and Martin.
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This sign describes that this stairway led thousands of Jews, Gipsies and others to their deaths in 1940/41. The last line reads "To Their Death."
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This is the first of many many pictures of "the Dom," which supposedly houses the bones of the three kings who visited Jesus when he was a child. It is the most breathtaking cathedral I have ever seen.
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Koln has tons of ancient Roman artifacts. Some are displayed out in the open where you can touch them. These were a few of them.
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They are constantly restoring the Dom. There is a permanent construction area and building where they recreate the various pieces that must be replaced. This is the stone work area.
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Only the Pope is allowed to enter through this door.
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Above the doorways are hundreds (thousands?) of biblical stone carvings. These were of Passion week.
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