Loch Glendhu in the rain.
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There are different kind of photos. I post as many as I can. I intend to show the "Nordsjælland"-scenery, and I intend to show different places from Europe. Besides these themes I want to transmit the feelings of wild crazyness in in its varied appearences that I find in my everyday-life. There might be photos of people that I don't know.
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- Trakai.
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- By the river in Turku.
- Rock-church of Helsinki.
- Peruvian indígenas on road-trip to Rovaniemi.
- Rovaniemi.
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- Clouds gathering.
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- Finnish nature grayscaled:
- Sale of Whiskey at the Talisker distillery:
- Aberdeen.
- Kylesku:
- Loch Glendhu in the rain.
- Eastern European Graffiti:
- A funicular-ride in the Cairngorms.
- Sunrise in Sligachan, Scotland.
- The scottish mountains.
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4 comments:
Isn't it seals, the small light objects on the shore? Or is it just round stones? I guess there are no seals in the lochs and lakes.
Seals yes !
After some Google-MAP search, and http://www.viamichelin.com/ search, I can see that there is a narrow gorge or something from Loch Glendhu to the fiords on the other side of Kylesku, so I can figure that seals easily come into Loch Glendhu but the water may be a mixture of sweet and some seawater entering when winds are from West (which is often the case!) "brakvand" in Danish, sweetwater or maybe brackish water in English.
I forgot: The problem was to see wether it was land or a bridge dividing the inner Loch Glendhu from the Western waters at Kylesku; The Micheling map had written "Kylesku Bridge" at the narrow passage - but it was hard to find:-))
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