Exactly where the sandstone rock "Locomotive" is reflected, the thin ice has left the Amselsee open; in the Amselgrund near Kurort Rathen (Saxon Switzerland), 15.01.2008
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Exactly where the sandstone rock "Locomotive" is reflected, the thin ice has left the Amselsee open; in the Amselgrund near Kurort Rathen (Saxon Switzerland), 15.01.2008
Volkmar Döring 15.01.2008, 666 Views, 1 Comment * automatically translated
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Volkmar Döring 17.1.2008 21:59
Yes, there is currently no question of a blackbird "lake," due to construction work the hiking trail on the left in the picture is also closed and you are being guided over the retaining wall. - Regards, Volkmar
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