View from the Kleine Scheidegg by junge1
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View from the Kleine Scheidegg. Left is Moench (13,449-ft) and right is Jungfrau (13,642-ft).
This picture was taken on 30 September 1994 and later scanned,
Sig...
Comments (31)
Fabulous shot Sig those Mountains look beautiful.. but cold lol.. Excellent posting!!
wow!Very beautiful view sig This is from your country???...excellent capture..
GORGEOUS
Wonderful capture my friend.
Great view!!!
Fine natural scene in the back.
when reading in german i thought of something else naughty me lol. i read only Scheide.
Impressionante foto meu amigo, aplausos (5)
Schönes Foto, da war ich doch auch schon mal, lang ist es her :-)
What a great photo. I love how you included the tourist taking photos as well.
Lovely shot and I have actually been on that railway.
Wonderful view and a great shot Sig!
Now thats a very impressive view indeed Sig! A really great photo opportunity! Stunning mate, well done! Rob
Wonderful capture, Sig!
superb panorama!!
What an imposing view! Wow. Gorgeous scenery, and a fantastic photograph!
Fantastic shot.
schön - die Schweizer Berge! Super Foto!
Gorgeous mountain scene!!!!!
Wonderful view! :)
what a vista and superb shot
grandiose!
A lovely alpine view with these super mountains. A lovely capture.
Very nice view & shot!
EXCELLENT!
~Spectacular capture!~
very lovely land here
Switzerland has the best array of mountains and this is a majestic capture of them. Did you get any shots at the railroad station? Dana
A gorgeous and familiar view to me that you've immortalized here! Thank God, the majesty of the Mönch, Jungfrau and Eiger has not changed, but the place is now very busy throughout the year, and sometimes packed with Chinese and Japanese tourists, which was not the case when you were there back then.