The great Aletsch Glacier as seen from the Jungfraujoch.

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The great river of the same name originates from the remnants of the Rhône Glacier and begins its journey here towards the Mediterranean.

The ice – while it delights Sunday walkers and children, four icebreakers are battling against it; Elbe near Geesthacht, 11.01.2009

The great Aletsch Glacier as seen from the Jungfraujoch. 30.07.08 (Hans)

De Rond Hans und Jeanny http://wwwfotococktail-revival.startbilder.de 15.01.2009, 980 Views, 2 Comments * automatically translated

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Christine Wohlfahrt 16.1.2009 19:46

Good evening Hans,
thanks to your successful shot, I can now see the Aletsch Glacier from the Bernese side as well. Normally, I only see the glacier from the Riederalp (Valais) side.
Beautiful photo
Best regards, Christine

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De Rond Hans und Jeanny 17.1.2009 12:32

Hello Christine,
that was also one of the reasons for us to leave Spiez at half past six in the morning, to calmly enjoy the beautiful view of the Aletsch Glacier from this side.
Thanks for your kind comments.
Best regards
Hans and Jeanny

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Glacier tongue of the Aletsch Glacier, photographed in September 1980 
Bow Bow

Switzerland / Canton of Valais / Aletsch Glacier

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Aletsch Glacier 2009<br>View from the Eggishorn of the Great Aletsch Glacier, which, with its approximately 23 kilometers in length, is the largest and longest glacier in the Alps.

Aletsch Glacier 2009
View from the Eggishorn of the Great Aletsch Glacier, which, with its approximately 23 kilometers in length, is the largest and longest glacier in the Alps. 
Hans-Rudolf Stoll

Switzerland / Canton of Valais / Aletsch Glacier

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