H.F.F. - at Kerschbaumertörl (2,285 m)
Kerschbaumeralm
Kerschbaumeralm
Pfiat enk!
Kerschbaumertörl
Alpine Meadows (1)
Alpine Meadows (2)
Klammbrückl
Via Ferrata 'Madonna' (Start)
Via Ferrata 'Madonna' (Up)
Via Ferrata 'Madonna' (Bridge) 2 x PiP
9 Years Later
Via Ferrata 'Madonna' (Climbing Route)
Looking for the Madonna
The Madonna (see PiP)
Some Years Ago
Don't Look Back - Just Climb Up!
Peak ascent
Not Just For Top Athletes
On Top
We did it!
Climbing Photography
Karlsbad Hut in the Lienz Dolomites (see PiP)
Großglockner (3,798 m)
Großglockner (3,798 m)
Upon the Glödis (3.206m)
Upon the Glödis (3.206m)
Upon the Glödis (3.206m)
Just For Fun
Beyond the Bridge
Portrait Photography at 3,000 m Altitude
Portrait Photography at 3,000 m Altitude
Balancing Act
Blossoming at 3,000 m
The World Above 3,000m
Click by Click Upwards
'Normal' Path 2 (see PiP)
'Normal' Path 1 (see PiP)
The Goal is Getting Closer
Perfect Conditions for Sunburn
This Time With Sticks
The 'Matterhorn' of East Tyrol (2)
Curious Contemporaries
Sheep Shooting
Always Alert
Location
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Watermelon snow (see PiP)
Watermelon Snow: A phenomenon not very frequent so far, caused by algae. Interesting to look at - but not very beautiful for nature. Because it favours the melting of snow and glaciers.
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Blutschnee: Ein bisher nicht sehr häufiges Phänomen, verursacht durch Algen. Interessant anzusehen - aber wenig schön für die Natur. Denn es begünstigt die Schnee- und Gletscherschmelze.
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Blutschnee: Ein bisher nicht sehr häufiges Phänomen, verursacht durch Algen. Interessant anzusehen - aber wenig schön für die Natur. Denn es begünstigt die Schnee- und Gletscherschmelze.
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I wonder if this organism has a role to play in life chain (?)
Habe das immer (also schon früher, seit meiner zarten Jugendzeit) in die Kategorie "Saharasand" getan.
Wusste nicht, dass die Algen hier Einzug gehalten haben und auch so rote Flächen erzeugen ...
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