It is perhaps difficult to tell from this photo, but this is the staircase that takes you to to the top of the Juliusturm at Zitadelle Spandau. It was interesting that the stairs were against the walls of the tower instead of being right in the center. It was quite the walk up, though I find coming down is often worse! For more treasures, take a look at Tuesday Treasures.
Treasure indeed!
ReplyDeleteyou made us dizzy
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is a different point of view.
ReplyDeleteSo that takes indeed some time to get on top but a beautiful construction again.
ReplyDeleteFantastic perspective.
ReplyDeleteI would never be able to climb up to the top, much less look down! Wonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteGood for you going to the top. I would not have been able to do that.
ReplyDeleteTerrific composition! There's a monument in southern Ontario that has the same effect in terms of being hard on your legs to ascend or descend.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a climb to dizzying heights! Great photo!
ReplyDeleteA rather eerie shot! I almost always found it more difficult to come down stairs than climb up them. And runners by and large would rather run up a hill than down a hill. Going down is dangerous!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a photo!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so irregular. We have a beautiful old water tower with stairs attached to the outer wall. And of course, coming down involves a different set of muscles and visual skills.
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That's an exciting photo!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteOn the outer wall!! That is a bit different. I agree about the coming down stairs, especially at the moment with my dratted knee :)
ReplyDeleteOn the outer wall!! That is a bit different. I agree about the coming down stairs, especially at the moment with my dratted knee :)
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