Image comments by Dennis Fiedler

the Leopold Canal, shortly before its mouth into the Old Rhine near Rust, July 2014 (go to image) 

 Dennis Fiedler 30.8.2014 20:46 30.8.2014 20:46
Beautiful canal, you can definitely catch fish well with a net in there.

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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 (go to image) 

 Ingo Konrad Müller 24.6.2014 23:12 24.6.2014 23:12
Hello Dennis,
an impressive image. It really looks gloomy. We were lucky again in sunny Bavaria. In the far southeast, it remained completely calm.
Best regards
Ingo

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 Dennis Fiedler 25.6.2014 6:00 25.6.2014 6:00
Yes, the wall looked threatening and it quickly became as dark as night. According to the news, the storm was worse than Kyrill.
It took exactly 7 days for all train traffic in Grevenbroich to recover from it.
Here I shot the front from the terrace.

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Behind the Zoppenbroich stud farm, the districts of Geneicken and Giesenkirchen meet, with the Niers forming the boundary between them. The view is towards Rheydt Castle. Mönchengladbach, 10.6.2012 (go to image) 

 Dennis Fiedler 19.6.2014 16:08 19.6.2014 16:08
You could definitely catch something there. If it weren't for all the underbrush, it would probably be easy to get there.

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 Andreas Strobel 22.6.2014 12:17 22.6.2014 12:17
Hello Dennis, yes if you are into sticklebacks and banded demoiselles..... but you probably won't catch much more at this spot on the Niers......

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