The Nahe is a tributary to the River Rhine. The origin of its name is Celtic, meaning wild river. Its geographical origin is in the Saarland, one of the federal states of Germany. It surfaces near Nohfelden at an altitude of 460, runs for approximately 112km before it joins the Rhine near Bingen at an altitude of 77 metres above sea level.
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I’m probably too early – but here goes:
The last on the mobile phone SD card: Henry watching himself in the mirror (and dominating a king size bed).
The last on the camera’s SD-card: Sunset over Wiesbaden’s industry.
The Last on the Card in January
On Friday last week I went to the local botanical garden to catch a few early, early spring flowers. We had had half a centimeter of snow the night before and there was a little bit of white left. These circles, prepared for planting, were the largest pieces of white to be seen.
I did get lucky with the flowers:
I had no idea that I would wake-up to winter wonderland a day later and everything was covered in white. For a few days. Now its almost gone again.
No editing was needed for this reflection photo (except a bit of cropping).
Single reflection and double reflections.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Reflections
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They stand in the middle of the woods (surrounded by carvings of animals and really odd knick-knacks).
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