Sheeps and tram
A cityscape for your soul
As usual, Berlin has a lot of interesting places, you don't expect to find in a big city. One of them is the pasture for Pomeranian sheep next to the tram stop at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The breed was once widely spread across the area, but it was displaced by more fluffy and meaty breeds, so it had to be put on the arts-in-danger-list and allowed to graze where they give. The pasture is quite big for urban conditions: it accommodates more than thirty heads, a pen, a spacious meadow, shady trees. And bright yellow trams regularly pass by and create an interesting motif for photography. *
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