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Remarkable architecture on the grounds of the Rheinische Kliniken in Bedburg-Hau, just east of Kleve, an institution for the mentally handicapped. Most of the buildings are now vacated (or are they?) or put to use for other purposes ...
Updated Nov 3, 2008
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War monument of surprisingly modest proportions on the grounds of the Rheinische Kliniken at Bedburg-Hau, east of Kleve. I especially liked the combination of a pyramid shape with the German eagle ...
Updated Oct 27, 2004
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We went to the grounds of the Rheinische Kliniken at Bedburg-Hau to see a temporary installation made by our friend the artist G. together with another female artist from Arnhem as part of an all-female art workshop.
This work entitled 'Drama am Weihnachtsmarkt' (Tragedy at the Christmas Market) shows a young lady who is being pulled along the floor by some reindeer ...
One of the reindeer was promised to a Swiss lady, another artist. So by now one of these charming little creatures with the white fluffy stuff has probably found a new home in the foothills of the Swiss Alps!
Updated Oct 20, 2004
Finally, I made it to Germany. Thanks to Uncle Farid (had he not driven me there...). We drove to Germany from Rotterdam, ending up following the via Romana, translates 'the Roman way'. The via Romana...
Kleve, Germany, just across our "border"
The ducy of Kleve was for centuries in conflict with the one from Gelre (ruled from Arnhem). At one time the borders of the ducy even stretched out into the Betuwe (riverlands) and had "Huessen" (see...
Operation Market Garden Tour – Kleve
I went on the trip with my brother-in-law Damian, who was also interested in going “A Bridge Too Far”. We were taking “Hell’s Highway” starting from Leopoldsburg and Lommel in Belgium and then into......
We traveled to Kleve as part of a weekend tour of this section of Germany. For me, Kleve held an interest for me since I had done extensive research on Anne of Kleve (Cleves), England’s King Henry...
Build your own Kleve page
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