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Did you know... that a wooden bridge connecting the two towers of the Holy Cross Church(pictured) in Lehre, Germany, was jokingly called the highest bridge in Lower Saxony?
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@Ks03: Interesting article. Do you think the two towers you mention are actually towers rather than spires? From the photos, it looks as if there is one large square tower topped by two pyramid-shaped red-tiled spires. In the description here they are referred to as "Pyramidendächer", literally "pyramid roofs". I think it would be more appropriate to call them spires unless your other sources call them towers (Türme). I see your DYK hook also mentions towers. Perhaps this should be changed?--Ipigott (talk) 07:07, 19 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]
