The Felsenmeer in Hemer, Sauerland, has been a protected natural area since 1968.
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The Felsenmeer in Hemer, Sauerland, has been a protected natural area since 1968. Its rugged terrain geologically dates back to the Tertiary period. The Felsenmeer area is approximately 600 meters long, 200 meters wide, and situated 45 meters above the valley floor. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen http://hcdavidsen.jimdo.com 29.09.2015, 468 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated
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WILLINGEN (Upland), 16.08.2018, View from the state border of North Rhine-Westphalia/Hesse towards the Rothaar Mountains
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AT THE BIGGESEE DAM IN THE SAUERLAND
Dreamlike views of the lake and the dam as well as the forested surroundings
can be enjoyed from the "BIGGEBLICK" viewing platform at an airy height -
the Biggesee shipping boat is just turning in to the dock above
the dam - seen through the fisheye on 22.8.2017...
Hans-Peter Kampmann
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432 1200x900 Px, 24.08.2017
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in the background the dam wall, on 23.8.2017...
Hans-Peter Kampmann
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374 1200x1200 Px, 23.08.2017

