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Must be in Germany.
If you look at the traffic signs in those pictures taken during nighttime, this is typically german. Nobody has as many traffic signs to puzzle drivers as we have. |
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![]() So I don't know what type of relationship she has with the photographer - and hence don't know what other pictures of her he will upload. He has a tnedency to erase them after a few days. ![]() He just uploaded these, but also pictures of someone else, which I will present later - but not in this thread. As far as the location is concerned, it is most likely Germany. In the back of my mind, I believe the guy who posted these pictures said that he was from Germany. |
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There she is cuffed again.
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I thought it was German or possibly Euro, but if you look @ the stop sign, it says stop, not Anschlag which means stop in German. Also look @ the green flyer on the pole, it says "picknick" in English & the date & all seems to be English too. I've seen alotta German street pics & they nvr have that much Engliish on 'em. Unless maybe these pics r from the UK...if not prbly sumwhere here.
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Wrong. Anschlag means poster or notice (the kind you put on a noticeboard), or a device for arresting or limiting motion. To stop as in "to stop at a crossing" is "(an)halten". Stop sign is Stoppschild.
Also German stop signs look exactly like that: see hxxp://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Stop . On the flyer there is text which looks a lot like Samstag or Sonntag, German for Saturday or Sunday. Picnic in German is... das Picknick, in (British) English it is... picnic. |
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Thanks Wok94, I was in the process of saying the same thing, but you beat me to it. Also, I am not quite able to make everything out, the dates are typical German dating as in dd.month.yyyy, and I am able to make something out that looks like a street sign using the German letter "ß" as in "Straße".
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Well I changed my mind on a few things. There are just too many pictures of her inside, so I will post those in the Amateur section.
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