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5607 is a Lockheed C-130J-30 Hercules of the Royal Norwegian Air Force named "Idunn", seen here on short finals for Leeuwarden Air Base on 27 april 2012. © Bert Visser

DSC_5607 by Steps Trencin

DSC_5607 by LUIGI ROSA

IMG_5607 by Rob Wilkins

IMG_5607 by Saint Dominic

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IMG_5607 by QuangLong Phuong

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IMG_5607 by Chris W 72

DSC_5607 by Bob Smith Park Runner & Volunteer

DSC_5607 by NYCPA Photos

_MG_5607 by Tour du Rutor

IMG_5607 by daihuku nanashi

SK7_5607 by glidergoth

Heat 1 of Women's T54 5000m. Amanda Gregory (USA) 1st; Wenjun Liu (CHN) 2nd; Shelly Woods (GBR) 3rd and qualified; Keira-Lyn Frie (CAN); Sandra Graf (SUI); Christina Schwab (USA)

DSC_5607 by Tuomas Puikkonen

IMG_5607 by Maddy Isabelle

IMG_5607 by Berkeley a2f

IMG_5607 by Archidiecezja Krakowska Biuro Prasowe

LEC_5607 by NBS Ribeirao II

dcs_5607 by UCNJ Union College of Union County, NJ

Winter Commencement 2019

DSC_5607 by Camp ASCCA

IMG_5607 by Chatham Anglers

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IMG_5607 by Evgeniy Golovach

DSC_5607 by bruin805

5607 by Club d'Atletisme Running Castelló

_MG_5607 by mojofamily

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GERMANY_5607.JPG by Scott R. Maurer

The Waldspirale is the name of a residential building complex in Darmstadt, Germany built in the 1990s. The name translates into English as spiral forest, reflecting both the general plan of the building and the fact that it has a green roof. It was designed by Viennese artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, built by the Bauverein Darmstadt company, and planned and implemented by the architect Heinz M. Springmann. The building was completed in 2000.

The Waldspirale apartment building is located in Darmstadt's Bürgerparkviertel. It contains 105 apartments, a parking garage, a kiosk as well as a café and a bar (the last two being located at the top of the spiral). The inner courtyard contains a playground for the children of the residents and a small artificial lake. Peculiarities of the U-shaped building are the unique facade, which does not follow a regular grid organization, and the windows, which appear as if they were "aus der Reihe tanzen," (dancing out of line) [1] everywhere different and appearing out of order, often with 'tree tenants' - trees growing out from the windows. The diagonal roof, planted with grass, shrubs, flowers and trees, rises like a ramp along the U-form. At its highest point, the building has 12 floors.

_MG_5607 by Swimcup