sunday walk

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Beisser

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it´s fall in germany and i thought it´s time for some new pics ;)
sunday afternoon walk in the fields behind my house:

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enjoy ;)
Arne
 
Nice pics. There is something about a wet rural landscape..
I'm going to be in Landau in Feb, whats the weather like that time of year?
 
kgd: landau in februrary is rainy, wet, cold, sometimes snowy....:eek:
don´t forget warm underwear and rain clothes :cool:

@all: thanks for the kind words :thumbup:


Arne
 
i realy like the pic with the stand of trees and the leafs on the ground awsome..

Sasha
 
Very beautiful. What part of Germany?
 
I love the forest pictures, that looks like an extremely beautiful place. Thanks for sharing.
 
Thanks. I wonder why people from far away places don't post more pics?

Me? I don't know how.
 
Beisser said:
kgd: landau in februrary is rainy, wet, cold, sometimes snowy....:eek:
don´t forget warm underwear and rain clothes :cool:

@all: thanks for the kind words :thumbup:


Arne
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Thanks for the weather advice. It will be funny as I will be coming in from the end leg of a trip to the desert where it will be hot and dry. I'm sure the UAE customs guy will think I'm some nutjob for having raingear in my suitcase :)
 
andy: i live in the middle of germany. near dortmund, 100 km from dusseldorf and cologne ;) i see you are living in atlanta. we can meet at the blade 2008 :thumbup:

kgd: :D will they know how a rain siut looks like????

cheers
Arne
 
Very nice picks, always love the green landscapes you guys show :)
Also cool looking house.
 
Hi Arne,

I miss the green, humid climate, it gives a nice feel (where are the banjos, ok this is Rheinland so how about a descent brew). Now living in a far drier climate it gets boring at times (brown on brown with a brown background).

Nice pics. :thumbup:
roger
 
Those are beautiful pictures. The forest floor is so clean, it almost looks carpeted with no undergrowth. Are they managed or cleaned out regularly, or is this the way they look naturally? I don't see any logs or fallen trees or anything like that.

Keep the pictures coming!
 
I really like the beech forest. When I first arrived in Germany in 1981, it was late October and I was in a beech forest just like that shortly afterward, with full fall colors (between Koeln and Bergisch-Gladbach).
 
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