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Kylemore Abbey (04/2002) (go to image) 

 Marina Frintrop 16.3.2008 22:32 16.3.2008 22:32
Hello Stefan,
I am currently browsing through the Ireland photos here. In May, we are going to Ireland for the first time. Kylemore Abbey is, of course, also on the tour itinerary. Your photo already looks very promising.
Best regards, Marina

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 Stefan Wohlfahrt 21.3.2008 19:14 21.3.2008 19:14
Good evening Marina,
in addition to the usual travel essentials, also pack plenty of time. I wish you a wonderful trip and impressive photos.
Best regards
Stefan

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Quite high water levels on the banks of Diekirch. (12.03.2008) (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 16.3.2008 19:17 16.3.2008 19:17
Hello Christine,
on that day the riverside promenade in Diekirch was quite uncomfortable. The benches could only have been reached with high rubber boots. Still, nice picture!
Regards
Hans

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 Christine Wohlfahrt 16.3.2008 22:12 16.3.2008 22:12
Hello Hans,
yes, it was wet, cold, and unpleasant. In contrast to the subsequent fine dinner in Mersch...
Best regards, Christine

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The first glance is deceptive, no high mountains but water accumulations pushed in from the sea into the rocky terrain on the west coast of Ireland. (For size comparison: The height difference from the water surface to the peak is 15 cm.) (September 2007) (go to image) 

 Marina Frintrop 16.3.2008 22:12 16.3.2008 22:12
Very well done. I especially like it because of the reflection. Best regards, Marina

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 Christine Wohlfahrt 21.3.2008 19:08 21.3.2008 19:08
Thank you very much for the kind comment on the two photos.
Best regards, Christine

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The sea leaves small pools in the rocky terrain at low tide. (September 2007) (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 3.1.2008 19:39 3.1.2008 19:39
Hello Philipp,
Ireland is always worth a trip.
Thank you for your comment. But this photo can easily be deceiving: the "lake" is a small puddle and the "mountain range" is barely fifteen centimeters high.
Best regards, Christine

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 Marina Frintrop 16.3.2008 22:11 16.3.2008 22:11
Wonderful image idea... well done. Best regards, Marina

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In the south of the US state of Utah lies one of the most impressive canyons on this earth: the Bryce Canyon. Named after the settler Ebenezer Bryce, who came to the Paria Valley in 1875 to engage in the timber industry. His neighbors called the canyon behind his house Bryce's Canyon. Thousands of sandstone formations shaped by erosion, called hoodoos, seem to grow out of the earth and create a breathtaking view of this legendary canyon. On September 10, 2002, during our USA tour from and to San Francisco in California, we visited Bryce Canyon in southern Utah. The image shows the "Bryce Amphitheater" photographed from Bryce Point. (go to image) 

 Thomas Wendt 16.3.2008 11:36 16.3.2008 11:36
Indeed, an impressive photo of a special landscape!

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Dandelion clock - blooming dandelion; 05.06.2007 (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 24.2.2008 20:28 24.2.2008 20:28
Hello Volkmar,
a successful shot. Beautiful photo.
Best regards, Christine

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 Volkmar Döring 15.3.2008 20:06 15.3.2008 20:06
Thank you! I didn't know until now that there are significant size differences in dandelions. This one, in any case, was a magnificent specimen and invited photography, among other reasons.
Best regards, Volkmar

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On the evening of 04.03.08, beautiful observations could be made in the sky over Erpeldange/Wiltz (Luxembourg). (go to image) 

 Thomas Fischer_Lif 6.3.2008 18:19 6.3.2008 18:19
Hello
cool picture, the sun looks like a spotlight.
Thomas

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 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 10.3.2008 8:47 10.3.2008 8:47
Good morning Thomas,
thank you for the kind comment. This is, in the truest sense of the word, a snapshot, because one minute later this effect had already disappeared.
Best regards
Hans

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For over 100 years, the 28-meter-high Hiddensee Lighthouse in the highlands of Kloster has been the island's landmark. It was built in 1887/1888 on a thorn bush hill rising 72 meters above sea level and has been in operation since 1888. (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 6.3.2008 22:16 6.3.2008 22:16
I didn't remember it being so beautiful....
Best regards
Stefan

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 Thomas Wendt 9.3.2008 11:43 9.3.2008 11:43
It's probably an MV problem :-) Years ago, I was hit by a cyclist in Stralsund and even broke something.

Of course, it's a great photo.

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 Klaus Muhs 7.4.2008 22:00 7.4.2008 22:00
Thank you for the kind comments.
We also don't have good memories of cycling on Hiddensee. During our Rügen vacation, we had planned a day on Hiddensee and to save time, we rented bicycles right at the dock upon arrival. You should choose the bikes more carefully; the struggle while riding was one thing, but the pain in the seat area for the next two days was another misery. However, we will visit the island again for a few days because we really liked it there.
Best regards
Klaus

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 Stefan Wohlfahrt 10.4.2008 10:26 10.4.2008 10:26
Cycling on Hiddensee has its charms, although the roads/trails/paths should be enjoyed with caution and at a low speed. We were here with our own bikes and are now fully convinced of the good quality of the Schwalbe tires.
Best regards
Stefan

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 Klaus Muhs 10.4.2008 16:54 10.4.2008 16:54
Hello Stefan,
we will visit Hiddensee again only with our own bikes. The own bike is actually irreplaceable.
Regards
Klaus

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The grass on an old Chinese roof in the Summer Palace, Beijing offers an interesting texture for a photo. 09/2007 (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 6.3.2008 22:17 6.3.2008 22:17
Hello Thomas, great idea for such a photo!
Best regards
Stefan

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Garden rose in the evening light. Here is the black and white image for image ID 4935. (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 6.3.2008 22:15 6.3.2008 22:15
Of the two beautiful rose photos, I am also more impressed by the B/W version.
Best regards
Stefan

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Blooming Venus flytrap in the home greenhouse (go to image) 

 27.2.2008 8:38 27.2.2008 8:38
Hello Jens,
a very good macro shot. An interesting blossom. Ours is also blooming quite intensely this year.
Best regards, Karl

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