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While walking on the masonry dam at lake Möhne a few weeks ago, I noticed locks mounted on the security meshs. I wrote several times (here, here or here) on this tradition, mounting locks on bridges for sealing the love.
I explained this practise in one of my past posts Continue reading “Lovelocks – again”
You know, I already posted photos taken on several bridges in different countries, where I found bridges decorated with locks. These locks are mounted by couples in love to have a proof of their love combined with the hope, their love will last forever or at least, as long as nobody is able to open the lock with the key. You know, they usually throw the keys in the river below the bridge.
I already found such bridges in Prague, Paris and several other cities (but without taking a photo).
Most of the other bridged were decorated with hundreds of lock, while there were only a few of them at this bridge. I guess, that’s because of the location of the bridge up in the hills spanning over a canyon 90m above the ground.
As a follow up to my yesterday’s post I 
show you here the pictures I took in Praque.
The next post will be on Paris again. Stay tuned!
In Paris, on a bridge at Notre Dame (see my previous Post) I found hundreds of locks. Even it seems they wouldn’t have any purpose there, they have a purpose.
When I was younger couples cut hearts in trees or in rocks. But over the time,
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