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On Ummanz (18.05.2008), you can wonderfully get around on foot or by bike, but there are no tourist highlights there.

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On Ummanz (18.05.2008), you can wonderfully get around on foot or by bike, but there are no tourist highlights there. However, you have an abundance of nature, a fairly attractive surfing area, and in autumn and spring, a resting place for migrating cranes.

On Ummanz (18.05.2008), you can wonderfully get around on foot or by bike, but there are no tourist highlights there. However, you have an abundance of nature, a fairly attractive surfing area, and in autumn and spring, a resting place for migrating cranes.

Thomas Scherf 03.07.2012, 823 Views, 2 Comments * automatically translated

EXIF: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. E-500 , Date 2008:05:18 10:57:02, Exposure time: 0.013 s (1/80) (1/80), Aperture: f/8.0, ISO100, Focal length: 17.00 (17/1)

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Hans-Gerd Seeliger 5.8.2012 15:56

Hello Thomas, I came across your photos through your comment on the Rheingold train. For each and every landscape photo, one could write a positive comment.
Greetings from Cologne
Hans-Gerd

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Thomas Scherf 5.8.2012 22:17

Hello Hans-Gerd, thank you. I am glad that even the unspectacular areas and their photos receive attention.
Greetings from the Taunus
Thomas

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