Inside The Tiefenbach Gorge (Tyrol, AT)
Inside The Tiefenbach Gorge (Tyrol, AT)
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H.F.F. - In The Tiefenbach Gorge
H.F.F. - In The Tiefenbach Gorge (Tyrol, AT)
Au Creek Cascade
H.A.N.W.E. - at Au Creek Cascade (see PiP)
H.F.F. - at Imatra Rapids (Finland)
Cochem / Mosel (Germany) - Castle see PiP
Cochem / Mosel (Germany)
Cochem / Mosel (Germany)
Cochem / Mosel (Germany)
Cochem Castle
Cochem / Mosel (Germany)
Reichsburg Cochem (Germany)
H.F.F - Under The Bridge
HFF - Despite An Unfortunate Situation
Wintry Conditions (5)
Wintry Conditions (9)
Wintry Conditions (7)
Frozen
Mystic River
'Zillergründl' Reservoir in the Evening Sun
Evening at the "Plauen Hut" (2.364m)
Stepping On To The 'Richterspitze'
Paradise-like Seclusion
Along the Merano High Altitude Trail
Rhyschwimme (see PiP)
Woman's Talk
Rhyschwimme
Joyride on River Rhein
Gudbrandsjuvet (Norway)
H.F.F - in Norway
On the High Alpine Pasture
H.F.F. - With Lots of Snow
Paris
Au bord de la Seine (4)
Au bord de la Seine (3)
Un dimanche à Paris
No Train Today
The "Dragon" Today
Der Fluss verlässt sein Bett
Last-ditch Attempt
Unleashed Dragon
Quiescent Dragon
H.F.F. with Flowers at the Fence
Le Palais de I'lle
Everlasting Cycle
The River
Transition State
The Guardian of Krimml Waterfalls
Rudimental Power
The Highest Cascade of Austria
The Lower Cascade
Rainbow Above the Krimml Cascade
Krimml Waterfalls
Mountain River
Kufstein Castle and City
Kufstein Castle at Night
Wild Waters
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Tiefenbach Gorge (Tyrol, AT)
The untouched Brandenberger Ache as it comes out of the 6 kilometre long Tiefenbach Gorge near Kramsach (Tyrol, Austria). In May, it usually carries a lot of water. Then 15,000 litres per second rush down the valley.
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Die naturbelassene Brandenberger Ache, wie sie aus der 6 Kilometer langen Tiefenbachklamm bei Kramsach (Tirol, Österreich) kommt. Im Mai führt sie üblicherweise besonders viel Wasser. Dann rauschen hier 15.000 Liter pro Sekunde talwärts.
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Die naturbelassene Brandenberger Ache, wie sie aus der 6 Kilometer langen Tiefenbachklamm bei Kramsach (Tirol, Österreich) kommt. Im Mai führt sie üblicherweise besonders viel Wasser. Dann rauschen hier 15.000 Liter pro Sekunde talwärts.
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Ich lad mal noch ein paar Bilder von diesem wunderbaren Ort hoch.
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