This film is maybe the most cohesive set I've ever taken. Not to mention that the top two photo's turned out better then one could have imagined. 

Anyway, it's Berlin. If you didn't know from previous posts.

Spree Park, Berlin (again, it's our last day)

So creepy. The ferris wheel was being spun by the wind, which was creating the airiest of noises, something like children moaning. 

It's really awesome though. And just like all the other places we 'snuck' into there were about 20 or so other people who also snuck in. Maybe not so sneaky after all. 

Templehof Airport, Berlin.

When the west was walled this was the only possible way in, unless you were some sort of official. But this is how most of the supplies got in and things. Obviously closed now, it's just as massive space where people go to fly kites and chill out. Literally. It was freezing there.

Photos By the admirable Jacob Sparrow.

And here's them views.

Teufelsberg in Berlin. Also known as Devils Mountain. The mountain was man made after WWII. It's made of all the rubble of the buildings, which were heaped on top of an old Nazi school that they tried to destroy but it was too strong. Which makes sense to then just cover it with all that rubble. But anyway. On top of the hill is an abandoned monitoring/listening station. It's pretty sweet. There were way more people there then we anticipated but it was still amazing and the views were to die for. They are even going to get their own post.

Film from when we were further north.