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A city always contains more than any inhabitant can know, and a great city always makes the unknown and the possible spurs to the imagination.”
― Rebecca Solnit
Das Benediktinerkloster Stift Melk liegt in Niederösterreich bei der Stadt Melk am rechten Ufer der Donau. Der heutige (Barock-)Bau wurde in den Jahren 1702–1746 von Jakob Prandtauer errichtet. Als Wahrzeichen der Wachau gehört es zum UNESCO-Welterbe.
© M J Turner Photography
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The Beast From The East 2.0 hit Cumbria last night and we woke up to a pretty covering of snow this morning. It wasn't anywhere near as thick as last time, but I still managed to get out and capture a few snaps first thing. I wasn't quite expecting this beautiful sunrise though. The sky suddenly set ablaze with an explosion of warm hues, contrasting against the snowy and cold scene. As I was taking pictures the City Council workers were clearing the pavements, but luckily I managed to take a few images before they got to where I was standing.