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Photos by Roswitha Bartsch

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Springtime Rural Idyll
Springtime Rural Idyll
Roswitha Bartsch

Spring greets after the long winter season
Spring greets after the long winter season
Roswitha Bartsch

A final farewell from winter
A final farewell from winter
Roswitha Bartsch

Autumn walk with the Gerhard Hauptmann School in the background; for me, it is the most beautiful school building in Stralsund. Gerhart Hauptmann was born on 15.11.1862 in Obersalzbrunn, North Schleswig, and died in 1946.
Autumn walk with the Gerhard Hauptmann School in the background; for me, it is the most beautiful school building in Stralsund. Gerhart Hauptmann was born on 15.11.1862 in Obersalzbrunn, North Schleswig, and died in 1946.
Roswitha Bartsch

This house cat was sunbathing right in the middle of the street in front of my car and refused to move away. I photographed it through the windshield of my car because such audacity was worth it. In the end, I had to swerve.
This house cat was sunbathing right in the middle of the street in front of my car and refused to move away. I photographed it through the windshield of my car because such audacity was worth it. In the end, I had to swerve.
Roswitha Bartsch

View of the Knieperteich in Stralsund
View of the Knieperteich in Stralsund
Roswitha Bartsch

At the Schill Festival Days Ferdinand von Schill on horseback
At the Schill Festival Days Ferdinand von Schill on horseback
Roswitha Bartsch

Spring has also arrived in the bird world, a pair of swans on the cross canal in Stralsund. The waves also reflect a row of houses
Spring has also arrived in the bird world, a pair of swans on the cross canal in Stralsund. The waves also reflect a row of houses
Roswitha Bartsch

A look at the progress of the new Rügen crossing over the strait, as you can see, the island of Rügen has almost been reached.
A look at the progress of the new Rügen crossing over the strait, as you can see, the island of Rügen has almost been reached.
Roswitha Bartsch

A view of the Stralsund harbor with 3 cranes in the background; they are building the new Oceanarium for the Maritime Museum.
A view of the Stralsund harbor with 3 cranes in the background; they are building the new Oceanarium for the Maritime Museum.
Roswitha Bartsch

A final farewell to the winter we never had
A final farewell to the winter we never had
Roswitha Bartsch

Red deer during the rut and they do not let themselves be disturbed while doing so
Red deer during the rut and they do not let themselves be disturbed while doing so
Roswitha Bartsch

Popular excursion destination in Devin near Stralsund
Popular excursion destination in Devin near Stralsund
Roswitha Bartsch

Giant hogweed The leaf of this plant can reach 2 meters in diameter. There is no other plant of this size in the world of perennials; a fully grown person can comfortably fit underneath it.
Giant hogweed The leaf of this plant can reach 2 meters in diameter. There is no other plant of this size in the world of perennials; a fully grown person can comfortably fit underneath it.
Roswitha Bartsch

View of the Knieperteich with the boat rental
View of the Knieperteich with the boat rental
Roswitha Bartsch

Knieperteich with the white bridges and a fountain in the background
Knieperteich with the white bridges and a fountain in the background
Roswitha Bartsch

Fallow deer ruminating their meal
Fallow deer ruminating their meal
Roswitha Bartsch

Natural event: gathering of rain clouds
Natural event: gathering of rain clouds
Roswitha Bartsch

Heaven's ladder invites you to climb up a well-formed rainbow
Heaven's ladder invites you to climb up a well-formed rainbow
Roswitha Bartsch

View of the Sundpromenade, a popular spot for both visitors and locals alike
View of the Sundpromenade, a popular spot for both visitors and locals alike
Roswitha Bartsch

Even a pair of lions must recover from the strain of many visitors
Even a pair of lions must recover from the strain of many visitors
Roswitha Bartsch