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Sun down in the fields near Grevenbroich. On July 18th, a beautiful sunset presented itself here. Grevenbroich 18.07.2014
Sun down in the fields near Grevenbroich. On July 18th, a beautiful sunset presented itself here. Grevenbroich 18.07.2014
Dennis Fiedler

Galleries / Mood images / Evening mood

604 1200x900 Px, 30.08.2014

On the way home on Rheydter Street in Grevenbroich, I discovered this large spider web in a bush. I don't know if only one spider lives there or several, or how big it is. However, the web was already large in area. Grevenbroich 07/04/2014
On the way home on Rheydter Street in Grevenbroich, I discovered this large spider web in a bush. I don't know if only one spider lives there or several, or how big it is. However, the web was already large in area. Grevenbroich 07/04/2014
Dennis Fiedler

Galleries / Plants and fungi / Shrubs, Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Rheinkreis Neuss

706 1200x900 Px, 05.07.2014

Here comes the storm from June 9, 2015, approaching Grevenbroich from Belgium. Under the wall of clouds, you can already see the rain. From a distance, you could tell that something big was coming because there were lightning flashes every second in the distance. With winds of about 133 km/h, the storm swept over Grevenbroich, uprooting numerous trees and completely halting rail traffic in Grevenbroich for 2-3 days. After the muggy days, a total of about 5 thunderstorms passed over Grevenbroich in 3 days. According to reports, this storm was more severe than Hurricane Kyrill. We helped De Rond Hans and Jeanny with the image editing. Grevenbroich 09.06.2014
Here comes the storm from June 9, 2015, approaching Grevenbroich from Belgium. Under the wall of clouds, you can already see the rain. From a distance, you could tell that something big was coming because there were lightning flashes every second in the distance. With winds of about 133 km/h, the storm swept over Grevenbroich, uprooting numerous trees and completely halting rail traffic in Grevenbroich for 2-3 days. After the muggy days, a total of about 5 thunderstorms passed over Grevenbroich in 3 days. According to reports, this storm was more severe than Hurricane Kyrill. We helped De Rond Hans and Jeanny with the image editing. Grevenbroich 09.06.2014
Dennis Fiedler

Galleries / Weather phenomena / Thunderstorm, Galleries / Mood images / Sky, Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Rheinkreis Neuss

916  2 1200x800 Px, 19.06.2014