Posts from the ‘photography free time’ Category
March of the humans
Pictures shot in Engelberg, Switzerland. Click each picture to zoom in.
Name your peak
Gross (1700 m.s.l.) and Chli Aubrig on the left, behind the Bockmattlipass (1,800 m.s.l.), Vorder Glärnisch (2,300 m.s.l.) and the Glärnisch (2,900 m.s.l.) on the right
The Sustenhorn peak (3,500 m.s.l.)
The Rigi peak (1,800 m.s.l.)
The Säntis massive on the left (2,600 m.s.l.), Mattstock (1,900 m.s.l.) in the center, the Chöpfenberg peak (1,900 m.s.l.) on the right
Pilatus (2,100 m.s.l.) behind Aegerisee.
Pictures shot in Ratenpass. Click each picture to zoom in.
From Sahara with love
Orange shadows on Katzensee, Zurich, Switzerland. Sahara’s sand crossed the Alps.. Click each picture to zoom in.
Gravity wins
Pictures shot in Fluntern cemetery, Zurich. Click each picture to zoom in.
This post ends the trilogy “Striving for joy”:
Luckily, neighbor’s grass is greener
Panorama road
High road in Zurich, facing south: the Alps
Apple tree field, the lake of Zurich in the background
Full view on Uetliberg, the terrace-hill of Zurich
A moment of joy on the way
Bellevue point
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Luckily, neighbor’s grass is greener
Throughout the year, in Zürich, Switzerland, there are 134 rainfall days, and 1,133mm of precipitation is accumulated.
in Inverness it rains an average of 143 days per year.
Cardiff is Britain’s wettest city with 1,152mm falling on it each year
Seattle gets its reputation as being the rainiest city due to the number of days with precipitation.
Although it doesn’t rain all day in Meghalaya, it does rain every day
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New paths ahead
Pictures shot on the wooden Jacobsweg bridge, Rapperswil, Lake of Zurich. Click each picture to zoom in.
