Travelog post for: Drilo

We saw another part of Essen today, called Kray.
Here's the townhall:

It now houses a small sub-division of the library and some offices of course. There was a mayor just for Kray-Leithe, a town that mainly consisted of farms, until 1929. During the industrialization som of the farmland was sold for coal mining instead and there are still some of the old miner's neighborhoods and a few buildings of the mines, that are now used as dance clubs, for expositions or for private parties.

We walked some way and found this residential street. We had to highlight the colors because in the bright sunligt/shade the camera didn't display them very wel, so we now look extra bright.

And here's a football club where some boys are getting ready for training and where it can get loud on the weekends when there are games of the local leagues
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