
When the old Hanomag tractor chugs on the cobbles of the
main road, the driver with the flowing white beard raises his hand in greeting.
A familiar sight for the citizens of
Fuggerstadt.

It is local nobleman Robert Bachinger, a dropout who has
been living for decades in two old circus caravans on a field in front of the outdoor swimming pool and who collects
metal in all variations to use in his artworks and installations. "Quite
something has come together," says the 57-year-old and laughs. A selection
of his work was on display in the Weißenhorner museum (in 2013).
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When he's not making works of art from scrap, he takes up
his acoustic guitar, sings and writes his own lyrics.
Robert Bachingers pig Truffel.
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