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... wenn das Wasser im Fischweiher abgelassen ist, dann ist die Insel keine Insel mehr und wer den Schlamm nicht scheut, kann zur einstige Insel hinüber wandern .......
The tracks of the marshalling yard in Moosach (München Nord Rangierbahnhof) shine in the light of the low sun.
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Railway switch on an abandoned rail track in the Euro-Industriepark.
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An abandoned rail track near the Euro-Industriepark - nature is conquering it back...
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Behind the scenes look of my tracks across the mud flats trying to get to a spot for sunset - at least finding my way back to my Outback was easy; I just followed my tracks.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.
The wander track light walking route is the highlight of the Dordrecht December Days. Can be admired daily from 5 pm to 10 pm in the historic city center from December 9 to January 8 (with the exception of December 25 and 31). Take a journey through time at twelve locations with beautiful light projections that tell stories from the Canon of Dordrecht. On the flyer of the Dordtse December Days (available at VVV Dordrecht, winter squares and various catering establishments, among others) you can puzzle along during the wander track and you have a chance to win a nice prize. Puzzle unraveled? Enter your answer here. Those who visit the city center in the evening will find themselves in a fairytale setting. A route with light art takes you along special locations during Dwaalspoor. Breathtaking animations and light projections provide a magical journey through time from the Hof of Holland, to the Big church.
CNR Train Engine
The Canadian National Railway is a Canadian Class I freight railway headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, which serves Canada and the Midwestern and Southern United States. Wikipedia
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The wander track light walking route is the highlight of the Dordrecht December Days. Can be admired daily from 5 pm to 10 pm in the historic city center from December 9 to January 8 (with the exception of December 25 and 31). Take a journey through time at twelve locations with beautiful light projections that tell stories from the Canon of Dordrecht. On the flyer of the Dordtse December Days (available at VVV Dordrecht, winter squares and various catering establishments, among others) you can puzzle along during the wander track and you have a chance to win a nice prize. Puzzle unraveled? Enter your answer here. Those who visit the city center in the evening will find themselves in a fairytale setting. A route with light art takes you along special locations during Dwaalspoor. Breathtaking animations and light projections provide a magical journey through time from the Hof of Holland, to the Big church.
This is at the beginning of the Coastal Track in the Royal National Park. The views are magnificent.
Walking down this track in morning fog alongside of the lake one can easily be lost in the moment of stillness and quiet except for the sounds of birds.
Lake Wyaralong district
Grabbed my camera at the light minute today trying to get a little light and this was all I could come up with! If I'd had my camera with me just half an hour earlier, I would have had some better shots...it's all in timing!
It's rare that we see foxes in our area but they are here and somehow manage to survive unseen in the city - except this time of year, when a fresh snowfall reveals telltale tracks of their passing. These posts are remnants of a dock near a small section of open water on the frozen river, where a number of geese and ducks are wintering. I wonder if there was one fewer on this morning.
This section of the isthmus track between Wineglass Bay and Hazards Beach is protected with a boardwalk. In many of Tasmania's National Parks we see this as a means of protecting the delicate flora from being trodden on repeatedly. In this swampy ground, it also makes walking easier when wet.
My main reason for making this photograph black and white is to emphasise the textures in this dense bushland, especially since some of the bushes reflect the sunlight so well. This is one that works best enlarged.