View from the Brocken looking south to the Thuringian Forest on the horizon, but the Wurmberg massif looks terrible: lots of reddish-brown discolored dying or dead forest and huge cleared areas due to

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View of the Behringer Heath, on a stone nearby it is written: To the beautiful view. This is true as you can see.

View from the Brocken towards the southeast to the Hohneklippen and over the eastern Harz; you can see the massive forest damage on the Hohneklippen, on the Heinrichshöhe (right), and in the

Deutschland / Sachsen-Anhalt / Harz

View from the Brocken looking south to the Thuringian Forest on the horizon, but the Wurmberg massif looks terrible: lots of reddish-brown discolored dying or dead forest and huge cleared areas due to the hot and too dry summers of recent years; shot in the early evening of 19.08.2020...

Fred Hahn http://www.atelier-fred-hahn-berlin.de 21.08.2020, 379 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated

View from the Brocken looking north over the so-called Little Brocken and Bad Harzburg on the edge of the Harz over the northern Harz foothills; shot in the early evening of 19.08.2020...

In the foreground, rubble and debris, from which the Lüneburg Heath was formed during the Saale Ice Age.

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This view in the area of the Old Castle in Aschersleben has become known as the "Brockenblick." Those who look closely at the left edge of the row of wind turbines in the background can spot the elevation. 🕓 30.5.2025 | 20:04 hrs 
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Deutschland / Sachsen-Anhalt / Harz, Galerien / Stimmungsbilder / Abendstimmung

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