This little trickle becomes the river Nahe which flows into Rhine and from there into the North Sea. FOWC with Fandango: Flow
Tag: Rhein
The Smaller the River
the smaller the ferry. Both these ferries cross the Rhine, they are about 25km apart in Gernsheim and in Nierstein. There are, of course, bridges over the Rhine but if the distance between the two nearest bridges is 60km the car driver (and even more … Continue reading The Smaller the River
They Sing Your Praises
Old River Rhine lies in his watery bed.No need to raise his headAnd this is what he said:On either side I have the best of wine!That’s why I want to be the ancient river Rhine.(German carnival song: Ich hab’ den Vater Rhein in seinem Bett … Continue reading They Sing Your Praises
Overhead
Leanne’s is asking for bridges for Monochrome Madness. What a great subject for b&w photography! Monochrome Madness: Bridges
I’m a Fan of Gulls
I know that gulls have not the best reputation yet I have no bad experience with them. I watched out for them at the French Mediterranean coast. They just watched. Didn’t even watch me, just watched in general. Then I tried to remember my encounters … Continue reading I’m a Fan of Gulls
From Amsterdam to Basel
A few years ago we met friends in Rüdesheim. They were on a cruise on the Rhine. FOWC with Fandango: Cruise
Between two German States
Silent Sunday
The Waterway of Western Europe: The Rhine River
Two views of the Rhine Valley treated to “lake art” and “homer” editing masks with lunapic.com. You can click on the individual pictures to enlarge them. The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Waterway
Where the Road Ends
the ferry has to take over. The instructions for cars on the ferry over the River Rhine at Nierstein: Switch off the motor! Lock the brakes! Switch off the lights! Driver to stay near the car! Ragtag Daily Prompt: End of the Line
Historical Boat Mill in Ginsheim
At one time there were up to 21 boat mills near Ginsheim in the Rhine. They ground grains. Water, Water Everywhere
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