The Eiger. by jayfar
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A view of the Eiger, Switzerlands great challenge to climbers. This was taken from a mountain railway train.
Comments (32)
Gorgeous...a lot different from home for you:)
WOW, great shot, fabulous landscape, Jeff.
What a majestic view indeed - but it's also known for dangerous and notorious climbing risk, in general - caution is very real and necessary to be practised ... I will always remember the movie: "The Eiger Sanction", super shot, Jeff BB
Wot, no Microlite? Great to see this.
excellent capture
Stunning. It doesn't look that hard to climb.....coughs!
Magical shot!!!
impressive!
WOW!! It is indeed beautiful. A wonderful shot.
Clint Eastwood put this Awesome Mountain on the map thanks to the movie the Eiger Sanction...1st time I've scene this outside from the movie itself..What a remarkable capture...Excellent and Impressive!!!
Excellent capture , Jeff !
very nice capture
Very Nice,
Beautiful mountains and a superb capture! :)
wonderful photo!
great mountains love it !!!!
do look wonderful. I would not climb it for sure
I dont want to climb on Eiger !! :)
VERY INTRIGUING CREATION
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
Stunning view and capture.
Fantastic shot and a great view. Dana
terrific montain scenery here Jeff
Great landscape.
It makes a very interesting image
Great capture. Many a climbers death!
wow!!!! live in switzerland and have never been there!!! (so many tourists) thank you for this, are you near by? - you are always welcome, make you a coffee or fondue...
WOWWW Wonderful erosion area :)
A very impressive capture of this mountain view.
Very impressive! I'm sure even more so in real life.