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Basilica of the Fourteen Holy Helpers, one of the landmarks on the Upper Main 05.10.2007 (go to image)

Ulrich Metzner 7.10.2007 18:08 7.10.2007 18:08
A great autumn image with fantastic coloring
Uli Metzner from Feuchtwangen

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In the late afternoon of July 21, 2007, around 5:00 PM, Lucerne was hit by an extreme heavy rainstorm. I had spent a few hours walking through the Swiss Museum of Transport that day and had just returned to my hotel room to rest a bit. I was awakened by the sound of the rain—and by the screams of people who were caught outside by the rain. (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 4.10.2007 20:12 4.10.2007 20:12
Great bad weather shot. These darn Alps attract rain like a magnet attracts iron!
Best regards
Stefan

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Thomas Schmidt 5.10.2007 9:49 5.10.2007 9:49
Thanks for the praise, Stefan. I was initially unsure whether to upload it. The weather in the mountains is often unpredictable. In 1993, I had already experienced a completely rainy vacation in Lucerne, and the weather forecast for this trip wasn’t great either – it was supposed to be changeable. But in fact, the inevitable rain usually only came in the late afternoon or early evening, by which time I was already back from my excursions. I didn’t have to open my umbrella even once; most of the time it was quite sunny while I was out.
Best regards, Thomas

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Fehmarnsund Bridge on the Bird Flight Route Germany - Denmark; length of the bridge 963 m, height above water level 23 m; 10.08.2006 (go to image)

Alexander Günther 3.10.2007 15:26 3.10.2007 15:26
Very beautiful shot, I really like it with the 628, which is almost in the center of the image.
Simply great.

Regards, Alex

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Malta 28-08-2007 (go to image)

Hans van der Sluis 1.10.2007 20:49 1.10.2007 20:49
Thank you very much for the compliments. Someone has already created a new category. Thanks for that as well, of course. Now you should also travel to Malta and fill this new category.

Best regards,

Hans.

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Hans van der Sluis 16.4.2008 21:55 16.4.2008 21:55
Hello Philipp,

Please excuse the late reply. As far as I know, you can walk around this "bridge." In a few years, however, that will no longer be possible because stones keep falling down. Then there will only be a rock block in the sea.

Greetings,

Hans.

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Between Bray and Greystones, the Wicklow Mountains and the crashing sea leave little room for the traffic routes. June 2001 (go to image)

Stefan Wohlfahrt 29.9.2007 22:46 29.9.2007 22:46
Yes, the train journey from Bray to Greystone is impressive, but even though the trains here don't travel fast, the trip passes by far too quickly.
Fortunately, there is a hiking trail...
Best regards
Stefan

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At first, I almost stepped on it, so inconspicuous it lay on the hiking trail, but as I stop and adjust the camera, it turns and retreats - a common European adder?; 21.09.2007 (go to image)

Rolf Kötteritzsch 28.9.2007 22:57 28.9.2007 22:57
It's a pity that the image description unfortunately does not indicate in which country and region of the world this photo was taken.

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Volkmar Döring 29.9.2007 8:38 29.9.2007 8:38
Country: Czech Republic; Region: Ore Mountains, red-marked hiking trail between Cinovec (Bohemian Cinnwald) and Komari hurka (Mosquito Tower).

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Volkmar Döring 29.9.2007 21:00 29.9.2007 21:00
Yes, you are right: it was definitely good to quickly change my stride and not step on it. Most likely, otherwise there would have been significant difficulties in communication when I tried to assure that it happened by accident - ch-ch-ch-ch...
Honestly, it only became really clear to me at home when looking at the picture what kind of encounter I had; it was really gone quickly. - Regards, Volkmar

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