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The world’s largest Swiss flag (Säntisfahne)
Measuring 80 x 80 meters – or 6,400 square meters – the world’s largest Swiss flag is mounted yearly by a team of expert avalanche control climbers onto a vertical cliff on 2,500 meter elevation Mount Säntis, just in time for Switzerland’s National Day, August 1.
this Foto is from 2017
Ondu 135 Panoramic // 0.2mm pinhole // Ilford PAN F+ 50
Home developed in Kodak HC-110 1+47 // 6:28/18
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Week 1/ Musty For the group: 52 Weeks for Dogs
i think she was wishing that that chicken was real
Musty is small but very brave, she almost never barks, loves to chase birds, rabbits and everything that moves..
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كم أتمنى أكون صالحة بما يكفي
لأدخل الجنة وأملأ رئتاي من نسيمها
كم أتمنى أن أرغد في نعيمها
أشرب من أنهارها
وتذبل كل جراح الدنيا وأكون مخلدة ()
ي ربْ الجنة ()
*أفنان سعود
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Two juxtapositioned numbers at the Walkerville Woolworths. The 1 is a lane with human checkout, while the 5 is for a self-checkout station.
The green "Assisted checkout" sign is a little misleading, but it means that a human will help if you are having trouble with contrary instructions issued by the self-checkout machine. While I actually like the idea of the self-checkout, these days I don't shop often enough to get use to it. Last time, I put my bag on the wrong side of the machine and it didn't like that.
232 472-1 zieht ihren Kohlezug in den Bahnhof Könnern
232 472-1 power her coal train into the station of Könnern
i Just put the two together, I like them side by side. I took two different photos few minutes from each other on the same tree.
A Nuthatch on the left and a Treecreeper on the right
edit: I said few minutes but it was less than half minute, I've checked the exif data 😄
Series of photos taken in January. It's about river which is flow through my city. Silence, calm, memories...
Olympus OM40
F.Zuiko AUTO-S 50mm 1:1,8
ILFORD PAN 400
A Pacific Golden-Plover (Pluvialis fulva) on migration in Bhaktapur, Nepal. #championofmigration
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