Posts about line 5
Timelapse Tram Ride
A stop motion video of the tram journey between Zytglogge and Mattenhof areas of Bern in Switzerland.
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Munzinger (line 5), Bern, Switzerland
I shot this stop last year, but wanted to return when the trees were in shade while the grass was illuminated by the sun.
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Burgernziel (line 5), Bern, Switzerland
Another stop I’ve re-shot after last year. I wanted to compare this area in sunshine, with the cold and grey shots from last time I was there.
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Ostring (line 5), Bern, Switzerland
The far end of line 5, where the motorway passes the eastern side of the city.
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Hirschengraben (lines 3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 19), Bern, Switzerland
Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS
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Hirschengraben (lines 3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 19), Bern, Switzerland
Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS
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Hirschengraben (lines 3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 19), Bern, Switzerland
Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS
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Hirschengraben (lines 3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 19), Bern, Switzerland
Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS
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Hirschengraben (lines 3, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 19), Bern, Switzerland
Named in 1877 to remember the original moat area (“Graben”) outside the south western city walls, where animals such as stags (“Hirsche”) were kept. Now, a main stop for commuters, as it’s the nearest tram stop to a less busy entrance to the main station. poprl.com/0XS
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