Dannenberg Skyline: St. Johannis, Waldemarturm
View of the Dannenberg ‘skyline’ from the new bridge at the school center: the church tower of St. Johannis Church in the middle, the Waldemar Tower on the right and the Alte Jeetzel in the foreground.
View of the Dannenberg ‘skyline’ from the new bridge at the school center: the church tower of St. Johannis Church in the middle, the Waldemar Tower on the right and the Alte Jeetzel in the foreground.
View from Marschtorstraße in the direction of the town center. The street is still decorated with green-yellow flag garlands because of the Schützenfest, in front of the houses are small birches – also part of the town decoration in the context of the Dannenberg Schützenfest. In the background, the steeple of St. Johannis Church can be seen.
The Castor Memorial mainly consists of a pair of railway rails welded together to form an X, which are mounted on a piece of track. Underneath the X is a pyramid like those used in some blockade actions.
Behind the X is a signpost showing the distances to various places connected with nuclear facilities and accidents: Krümmel, Fukushima, Wismut, Chernobyl, Asse II and of course Gorleben.
In the background, the Amtsberg with the Waldemar Tower.
Links der Glockenturm der St. Johannis Kirche, rechts der fast schon kultige Waldemarturm.
View to the Alte Jeetzel from the bridge Jeetzelbrücke / Marschtorstraße in Dannenberg.
View from the bridge Jeetzelbrücke in Marschtorstraße, heading down stream.
Swans on the Alte Jeetzel at Schloßgraben in Dannenberg.
Sheep by the lake in Dannenberg.
View down Lange Straße, from the market square in the direction of Sparkasse / Keetz / Prochaskaplatz. The half-timbered houses of Dannenberg’s old town are only slightly illuminated by car headlights. In mid-March 2021, Dannenberg is apparently not particularly busy in the evening, although it is only shortly after seven. This may also be due to the Corona pandemic, which is of course also making its rounds in the Wendland region.