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Interesting, natural shading on the sandy beach of Carbis Bay. (April 2008) (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 2.6.2008 16:39 2.6.2008 16:39
Hello Christine,
it's not just the shades on the beach, but also the beautiful clouds and the perfect composition that contribute greatly to this successful image.
Best regards
Hans

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 Christine Wohlfahrt 3.6.2008 20:56 3.6.2008 20:56
Hello Hans,
you are right. Sometimes it is not easy to find the right words for a photo, just like with this one. I am glad that you like the photo.
Best regards, Christine

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Ireland in May 2008 - Sunset at Galway Bay (near Ballyvaughan). (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 1.6.2008 19:32 1.6.2008 19:32
Great picture!
Best regards
Stefan

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SANDWORLD 2003 in Travemünde (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 1.6.2008 17:13 1.6.2008 17:13
It's a pity part of the head is missing.
Best regards
Stefan

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Italy - South Tyrol
View up to the Stelvio Pass (2758m). A total of 27 km and 48 hairpin bends! (go to image) 

 Maik Junghanns 29.5.2008 13:00 29.5.2008 13:00
This is an insanely awesome motorcycle route. Unfortunately, I was only there by car, but it was fantastic as well. When those crazy cyclists overtake you going downhill, it really changes your perspective.
The fuel consumption going uphill was, of course, through the roof, reaching up to 11 liters in some sections. But the scenery is top-notch!!!

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I have to admit, it's easier to photograph snails than lizards. 25.05.08 (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.5.2008 22:51 28.5.2008 22:51
Hello Hans,
but even snails have their pitfalls, as I managed to scare one away much to Christine's dismay!
best regards
Stefan

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 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 29.5.2008 9:42 29.5.2008 9:42
Hello Stefan,
this one was also living dangerously. As you can see, it is about to crawl from the platform edge onto the tracks. I didn't witness whether it ended dramatically.
Best regards
Hans

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Landscape near Wilwerwiltz. What fascinated me here were the many different shades of green. 25.05.08 (go to image) 

 Stefan Wohlfahrt 28.5.2008 22:49 28.5.2008 22:49
Irish green - fascinates me too!
Best regards
Stefan

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 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 29.5.2008 9:36 29.5.2008 9:36
Yes Stefan, it is so green,...
also in Luxembourg!
Mainly in spring, the trees differ through the various shades of green, in summer this green then becomes more uniform.
Enough "greening".
Best regards.
Hans

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I saw this beautiful butterfly in the butterfly house in Vienna. (May 2008) (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 29.5.2008 9:25 29.5.2008 9:25
Truly beautiful, Christine.
Regards
Hans

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The migrating dune is located between Hirtshals and Hanstholm in Denmark. The lighthouse is slowly being swallowed by it, with the North Sea visible in the background. May 2008 (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 28.5.2008 17:39 28.5.2008 17:39
Hello Christian,
an impressive shot. How should one imagine the swallowing of the lighthouse? Does it slowly sink into the sand, similar to a bog?
Best regards, Christine

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 Christian Kühn 10.6.2008 13:56 10.6.2008 13:56
Hi Christine,

thanks for the nice comment :)
In this case, "swallowing" means that the dune keeps advancing and covering it with sand, although this will not happen all the way up to the top of the tower. The tower is probably already about 50% buried in sand. Since this is a migrating dune, it is possible that as it continues to move, the tower will eventually stand completely free again. The houses that stood around the tower are already completely covered with sand and destroyed.

Regards
Christian

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 Marina Frintrop 11.6.2008 21:53 11.6.2008 21:53
Hello,
nice photo and interesting information about it.
Thank you, Marina

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 Christine Wohlfahrt 12.6.2008 19:05 12.6.2008 19:05
Hello Christian,
thank you very much for the detailed response. When you see this photo, you can only vaguely imagine the houses that have disappeared.
Best regards, Christine

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 Christian Kühn 22.6.2008 21:03 22.6.2008 21:03
Hi,

thanks for your comments :)
True, the houses are hard to see, I will try to publish some detail shots in the next few days where this will be more visible

Regards
Christian

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Flies are swarming over a piece of dung; 080525 (go to image) 

 Christine Wohlfahrt 28.5.2008 17:30 28.5.2008 17:30
Well then, enjoy your meal!
Best regards, Christine

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Stefan is excited: Guinness advertisement on the Danube! (May 2008) (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 27.5.2008 13:53 27.5.2008 13:53
Hello Christine,
hopefully there was also Guinness in liquid form on your trip.
Beautiful pictures that you brought back.
Regards
Hans

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 Christine Wohlfahrt 28.5.2008 15:43 28.5.2008 15:43
Hello Hans,
Contrary to our usual habits, we were tempted by the advertising: in Innsbruck, Vienna, and Bratislava. But since, as Stefan learned at the language school in Ireland, the dark juice is supposed to be good for the blood, it was not detrimental to our health
Slaínte
Christine and Stefan

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Sandy beach on the north coast of Helgoland, with the youth hostel in the middle, and the island "Düne" in the background, which was connected to Helgoland until 1723, photographed on 16.05.2008. (go to image) 

 De Rond Hans und Jeanny 27.5.2008 14:01 27.5.2008 14:01
Hello Günther,
beautiful series from Helgoland!
Regards
Hans

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