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Thursday, 08 November 2018
Wenn der Damm bricht
Der Mensch siedelt gerne in der Nähe von Wasser. Das birg gewisse Risiken, und um das Wasser gegebenenfalls nicht im Vorgarten zu haben, baut der Mensch dann Dämme. So ein Damm ist eine feine Sache, … Weiterlesen Der Beitrag Wenn der Damm bricht erschien zuerst auf Mente et Malleo.
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