View from the Wurmberg on the evening of 14.02.2021 towards the Kassel Mountains: In the right third of the image on the horizon under the dark cloud side by side: on the left the elongated ridge of

View from the Wurmberg on the evening of 14.02.2021 towards the Kassel Mountains: In the right third of the image on the horizon under the dark cloud side by side: on the left the elongated ridge of the Hoher Habichtswald, on the right next to the edge of the image the distinctive cone of the Hoher Dörnberg, both more than 100 km away. Directly to the left of the elongated Hoher Habichtswald, a mountain is faintly visible on the horizon, which is significantly further away. That should be the Kellerwald with its highest peak, just under 700 m high and about 140 km away (!!!). There is no other mountain this high in this area and direction. To the left of the Kellerwald, you can clearly see a long mountain range extending to the left edge of the image - this is the Kaufunger Wald low mountain range with its highest peak in the middle, the Hirschberg with its rounded hump, about 75 km away...

Fred Hahn http://www.atelier-fred-hahn-berlin.de 21.02.2021, 319 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated