Samstag, 14. Mai 2005: Potsdam
Am 14. Mai hielt ich meinen Jogging-Pfad vom Tag zuvor und danach in Bildern fest. Der Weg führte durch Golm und Eiche .✻ Zur Orientierung: am nördlichsten Punkt stehe ich beim Aufnehmen von Bild 23 , am westlichsten bei Bild 43 , im Süden beim Fotografieren von 66 – Bild 74 ist vom östlichsten Punkt aus aufgenommen.
1 – Today I documented yesterday’s and tomorrow’s jogging track. I really focussed on the way itself and not on the sights around. The average distance between two photos is about 100 meters. I start at my parents’ house.
2 – Standing in front of my parents’ house and looking left.
3 – Golmer Fichten – the street my parents live in. I’ll turn right behind the sixth car at the right side of the street.
4 – The sign in the center prohibits about everything that could annoy pensioners such as dogs and soccer. I’ll turn left at the end of this way.
5 – Bus stop “Golmer Fichten”. I’ll turn right at the end of the street.
6 – Am Zachelsberg/In der Feldmark – On the left there’s a part of Potsdam’s University. These are new buildings, but the University does also use historic buildings. At the end of the street I’ll turn right.
7 – Karl-Liebknecht-Straße/Am Zachelsberg – Leaving the street. Behind the railway you can see the Fraunhofer Institute.
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11 – I’ll turn left at the end of the way.
12 – An der Bahn – Having left this way behind me, I’ll turn right.
13 – I’m not standing on my jogging way right now. I come from the right and will turn right again to disappear between the trees in the middle of this picture.
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17 – An der Bahn – This is one of fifteen pictures I took in the afternoon, because the original photos taken shortly before noon were too dark. My camera was quite cheap so the exposure time isn’t adjustable.
18 – At the left you can see a rape(seed) field. Weird word... Rape(seed) is grown to produce bio diesel.
19 – I’ll turn right before the bridge and later cross it.
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23 – Golmer Chaussee – I come from the way at the left side and run along the street. It crosses the bridge you could see before . I’ll be almost at top of that hill in the next picture.
24 – Just like the traffic sign indicates, I’ll turn left on top of the hill.
25 – Geiselberg – Looking down the hill: the fire-brigade.
26 – I’ll leave the street now and take the way besides it. At the left you can see the Max-Planck-Institute (and its parking lot).
27 – I’ll cross the parking lot now.
28 – Parkplatz, Max-Planck-Campus – I come from the right and follow the winding way to the little trees in the huge buckets in the middle of the picture and turn left then.
29 – Behind this little bridge I’ll turn right.
30 – I’ll take the way going to the left.
31 – At the end of this short way I’ll turn right.
32 – Am Mühlenberg, Max-Planck-Institut für Kolloid- und Grenzflächenforschung
33 – I’ll cross the street and go straight on.
34 – I’ll leave this way and head right where this way turns a little to the left.
35 – Fußweg nahe des Fraunhofer-Instituts für Angewandte Polymerforschung
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37 – Fraunhofer Institute. I’ll cross the bridge and turn left then.
38 – Now I’ll go around the corner.
39 – I come from the left and will take the red way now.
40 – Am Mühlenberg
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42 – I come from the left and will take this path now. You can see a part of my bike I used when taking these photos today.
43 – Geiselbergstraße
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45 – At the end of the path I’ll turn right.
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48 – Fußweg parallel zum Kossätenweg – You can see the new buildings of Potsdam’s university again. But there’s the railway between us now.
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52 – Kossätenweg/Thomas-Müntzer-Straße – At the left side beside the bushes is the station Golm, but I’ll go ahead.
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57 – When this sand way turns right I’ll go left instead.
58 – Thomas-Müntzer-Straße – The little path I take.
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60 – If I’d turn left now I’ll come home very soon. But I don’t.
61 – Reiherbergstraße/Karl-Liebknecht-Straße
62 – I take the way at the left side of the street.
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64 – I’ll stand at the very end of this way when I take the next photo.
65 – The way left is the entrance of the barracks HienTau went to when doing his military service. I’ll go ahead.
66 – Reiherbergstraße/Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße/Kuhforter Damm
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68 – The way has ended and I follow the street that was next to it.
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73 – I’ll turn left at the traffic lights.
74 – Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße/Am Alten Mörtelwerk
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77 – I’ll turn left again behind the white booth selling asparagus.
78 – Am Alten Mörtelwerk/Am Langen Berg – At the end of the street I’ll turn left.
79 – At the top of this little hill I’ll turn right.
80 – Altes Rad/Kahlenbergstraße/Baumschulenweg
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82 – Now I’ll turn right at the green fence in the middle of the photo and use a narrow path.
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84 – I won’t follow the path to its end but turn left at the street.
85 – In der Feldmark
86 – I’ll turn left at the first of these houses.
87 – You can already see my parents’ terraced house in the background.
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91 – Back at home. Now you should be able to run along my jogging track too. :)