My friends and I went to a pumpkin festival in Busendorf at the beginning of November 2026. And, of course, I had to bring my camera with me.

Too bad I only took a black and white roll of film to the event, and I missed all the pumpkin colors. It happens. At least you can get a little idea of what the festival was about.

https://pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/945254329784516288

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It has been 10 years already since my visit to Nólsoy and the Heima Festival in the Faroe Islands.

https://ftrc.blog/visit-nolsoy-heima-festival/

These are some simple pictures from frozen days around Rathaus Neukölln. Back in early January 2026.

I think these are from a morning when I went to a supermarket for my weekly grocery shopping, but I might be wrong. Still, based on the time on the clocks, it might make sense.

https://pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/944123126076923930

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The Britzer Muhle is one of the eight remaining windmills in #Berlin, and it is the only surviving windmill that used to exist in #Neukolln. Also, it’s the only remaining fully functional windmill in Berlin, and you need to visit this place for many reasons.

I accidentally discovered the place when taking my bike for a long ride to Brandenburg. Once at Buckower Damm, I saw this weird-shaped thing in the corner of my eye, and I had to stop my bike.

https://ftrc.blog/britzer-muhle/

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This is another picture from Totensonntag, the annual date of #Berlin's Crematorium Day. Crematoria in Berlin show people how cremation works that day, and you can visit some of these places around town.

https://pixelfed.social/p/ftrc.blog/942885001800893215

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When I visited the only statue of Lenin in #London
https://ftrc.blog/statue-of-lenin-in-london/

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