Gathering for the Neuss gunners . Meeting at the tent encampment for Neuss.
In the heart of Cologne, an intriguing series of events has been unfolding over the past few days. A mysterious collection of "field camps" has been popping up in various locations throughout the city, leaving residents and visitors alike in a state of curiosity.
The City Courier has compiled a photo series showcasing these enigmatic structures, which were first spotted on Monday and Tuesday. The series includes images of "field camps" located in front of the Rhineland State Theater on Münsterplatz, the BMW dealership Timmermanns on Kirmesplatz, the Augustinus clinics on Streesemannallee, and the furniture store Knuffmann on Theodor-Heuss-Platz 15.
Another "field camp" was found at the central train station on Bahnhofsplatz, and yet another at the city hall on Rathausplatz. However, the photographer or photo group responsible for these captivating images remains unidentified.
These "field camps" have been a consistent feature in the city since Monday, with new ones discovered on Wednesday. In addition to the previously mentioned locations, new "field camps" have been found at the city library on Schlossplatz and the city hall.
The purpose or nature of these "field camps" remains unclear, sparking a wave of speculation among the city's residents. The City Courier will continue to monitor the situation and expand its photo series to include images of the new "field camps" discovered on Wednesday.
As the mystery deepens, Cologne residents and visitors alike are left with more questions than answers. What are these "field camps"? Why are they appearing in our city? Only time will tell as this intriguing story continues to unfold.
