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Orangerie of Benrath Palace / Benrath / Düsseldorf / North Rhine-Westphalia / Germany
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Costa Ballena (Rota)
Muchas gracias por vuestros favoritos y comentarios. Saludos cordiales.
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A popular levelled walk from the Dachstein cable car station to Südwandhütter (1871 m) (roundweg 6/615) with superb views of the mountains and the valley below. Ramsau am Dachstein, Styria, Austria
Wintersonne. Man sieht dem Bild die derzeitige Kälte irgendwie nicht an.
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Barrio de Las Tablas Madrid / Spain
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August 30, 2018. Ústí nad Labem. Czech Republic. The electric locomotive 123.017-6 hauling a freight train.
26.03.2021 Rdutów Nowy | 181 031-6 ze składem gazówek przemierza szlak Krzewie - Kłodawa dalej na zachód.
247 904-6 mit dem Kohlezug nach Könnern, bei Bebitz
247 904-6 with a coal train near Bebitz
10.04.2017
Part 6
There is a little pond of glacial melt water that I have been looking at on google earth for several years now. It lies at the foot of Banner Glacier, in amongst the glacial moraine. To reach it I would have to climb 1250 ft in 0.8 of a mile. My goal was to do what I had done for yesterday's sunrise photo and wake up stupid early to climb up there for alpine glow, but since I have not been there before like I had for the other shot I needed to do an exploratory climb first just to see if it was possible to reach. Before leaving I had spent long hours studying satellite imagery, topo-maps and mountaineering routes, trying to determine the best possible way up to it. Now that I was finally here and able to see it with my own eyes I studied the landscape and terrain that I could see from a distance to try and confirm my planed route. I thought I had found a route that I liked that avoided as much talus and moraine as it could.
Today my plan was simple, make sure the route was climbable and that it could be done by headlamp also maybe find a site to spend the night somewhere closer, higher up the slope if I can near a spring, that would be a huge bonus.
After a successful 0.8 of a mile, 1250ft climb over 4 hours to the tarn I determined it would have been to dangerous to make the climb buy headlamp and I also did not want to do it again with a pack on. Now all I had to do was retrace my steps back down...
Watch the video of the climb here: flic.kr/p/2mGCvQj
Wells and Walsingham Light Railway 10¼" gauge 2-6-0 + 0-6-2 Garratt locomotive No.6 Norfolk Heroine takes water at Wells station, 27th October 2020. No.6 Norfolk Heroine is one of two Garratt locomotives especially built for the Wells and Walsingham Light Railway. The first, Norfolk Hero was built in 1987 with Norfolk Heroine being built in 2011.
Inez. I saw Inez standing when she was waiting for friends. It was cold and she had her coat and her high-necked hood. You just saw her dark eyes framed by the hood. When I asked her if I could take a picture, she hesitated. Soon she liked it and said yes. But only in a way that you see from my face as little as possible.
My friends are so, so please works fast.
The first picture I made, she stood at a red billboard; which was less beautiful. She worked well, and stood in front of a dark shop window.
This picture is # 6 in my 100 strangers project.
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