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Fountain in the Schillerpark Pond Euskirchen - 08/03/2015
Fountain in the Schillerpark Pond Euskirchen - 08/03/2015
Rolf Reinhardt

Pair of trees near Eu-Billig (left in the background) Euskirchen Wind Farm - 09.09.2015
Pair of trees near Eu-Billig (left in the background) Euskirchen Wind Farm - 09.09.2015
Rolf Reinhardt

No, there is no fire here and it’s not a UFO ;D.  
This is simply the lighting of the greenhouse at the Neurath power plant. The glow in the sky caused a lot of excitement and created a great atmosphere.  

Grevenbroich 11.11.2015
No, there is no fire here and it’s not a UFO ;D. This is simply the lighting of the greenhouse at the Neurath power plant. The glow in the sky caused a lot of excitement and created a great atmosphere. Grevenbroich 11.11.2015
Dennis Fiedler

Shortly before sunset in the Voreifel - 02.08.2015
Shortly before sunset in the Voreifel - 02.08.2015
Rolf Reinhardt

Harvest operation in the Voreifel near Bad Münstereifel - 11.07.2015
Harvest operation in the Voreifel near Bad Münstereifel - 11.07.2015
Rolf Reinhardt

Solitary tree between two fields near Rheinbach - 11.09.2015
Solitary tree between two fields near Rheinbach - 11.09.2015
Rolf Reinhardt

View of the mountains from Altena Castle. Shot: July 2007.
View of the mountains from Altena Castle. Shot: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

The sea of rocks near Hemer is a remnant from the Ice Age, one of the most significant geotopes in Germany, and not, as often assumed, a body of water. Photo taken: July 2007.
The sea of rocks near Hemer is a remnant from the Ice Age, one of the most significant geotopes in Germany, and not, as often assumed, a body of water. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Sauerland

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The sea of rocks near Hemer. The bizarre rocky landscape of the sea of rocks is located between the Hemer districts of Sundwig and Deilinghofen. Photo taken: July 2007.
The sea of rocks near Hemer. The bizarre rocky landscape of the sea of rocks is located between the Hemer districts of Sundwig and Deilinghofen. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Sauerland

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The sea of rocks near Hemer. The wildly rugged rocky landscape is one of the 70 most significant geotopes in Germany. The oldest underground mining of iron ore in all of North Rhine-Westphalia has been documented here. Photo: July 2007.
The sea of rocks near Hemer. The wildly rugged rocky landscape is one of the 70 most significant geotopes in Germany. The oldest underground mining of iron ore in all of North Rhine-Westphalia has been documented here. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Sauerland

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The Hemer Rock Sea is accessible around the clock. Leaving the marked paths is prohibited and very dangerous, as rock crevices are often hidden under leaves and branches. This has already led to several fatalities. Photo: July 2007.
The Hemer Rock Sea is accessible around the clock. Leaving the marked paths is prohibited and very dangerous, as rock crevices are often hidden under leaves and branches. This has already led to several fatalities. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Sauerland

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The Felsenmeer in Hemer, Sauerland, has been a protected natural area since 1968. Its rugged terrain geologically dates back to the Tertiary period. The Felsenmeer area is approximately 600 meters long, 200 meters wide, and situated 45 meters above the valley floor. Photo taken: July 2007.
The Felsenmeer in Hemer, Sauerland, has been a protected natural area since 1968. Its rugged terrain geologically dates back to the Tertiary period. The Felsenmeer area is approximately 600 meters long, 200 meters wide, and situated 45 meters above the valley floor. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Sauerland

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Externsteine seen from below. Photo: July 2007.
Externsteine seen from below. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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View from the Externsteine towards the southeast. Photo: July 2007.
View from the Externsteine towards the southeast. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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View from the Externsteine looking west. Photo: July 2007.
View from the Externsteine looking west. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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View from the Externsteine in the nature reserve. Photo: July 2007.
View from the Externsteine in the nature reserve. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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View from the Externsteine looking east. Photo taken: July 2007.
View from the Externsteine looking east. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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View from the Externsteine looking north. In the foreground, the Wiembecke pond. Photo: July 2007.
View from the Externsteine looking north. In the foreground, the Wiembecke pond. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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View from the Externsteine looking north. Photo: July 2007.
View from the Externsteine looking north. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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Externsteine - The rocks can be climbed via two staircases carved into the stone. A climb that is well worth it! From about 40 meters high, visitors are rewarded with an impressive view of the diverse landscape of the Teutoburg Forest. Photo: July 2007.
Externsteine - The rocks can be climbed via two staircases carved into the stone. A climb that is well worth it! From about 40 meters high, visitors are rewarded with an impressive view of the diverse landscape of the Teutoburg Forest. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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The Externsteine are part of the middle mountain range of the Teutoburg Forest, which is mainly composed of sandstones from the Lower Cretaceous period. Photo: July 2007.
The Externsteine are part of the middle mountain range of the Teutoburg Forest, which is mainly composed of sandstones from the Lower Cretaceous period. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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Externsteine with the Wiembecketeich pond in the foreground. Photo: July 2007.
Externsteine with the Wiembecketeich pond in the foreground. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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Externsteine - a striking sandstone rock formation in the Teutoburg Forest. Photo: July 2007.
Externsteine - a striking sandstone rock formation in the Teutoburg Forest. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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The Weser River as seen from the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument near Porta Westfalica. Photo: July 2007.
The Weser River as seen from the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument near Porta Westfalica. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Deutschland / Nordrhein-Westfalen / Westfalen

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