Downwards by Hendesse
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Just a few more kilometers to home.
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Comments (29)
It's a marvelous picture my friend... Fantastic place and view alos !!!
Wieder ein sehr schönes photo,klasse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am so pleased for you that you can do the UP as well as the down! It is wonderful for us too that so enjoy your photos,
There is a lot of slope on this path, but the view is great! Wonderful capture!
That is very steep and a lovely cityscape Klaus.
A steep descent to the city ! nice view, excellent shot !
Wonderful view :-) Hope for your own sake, you didnt use a skateboard ;-D
Beautiful and excellent!
A calm little way, even with the town in the bg. Have a good week!
Well, down will certainly be much easier. Wonderful walking trail.
Beautiful image !!
Wonderful view!
Frappierender Kontrast, die alten Gärten und die Stadt - schön, dass nicht alles plattgemacht wurde! Ein schönes Bild!
Pretty steep trail. Great view....
Fantastic shot
Superb POV and composition, what a lovely view!
Very interesting and wonderful work. Beautiful image
Ooooh, I'm dizzy just looking at the downward plunge and depth of this beautiful image.
You live in such a beautiful place.
Beautiful shot.
Das ist aber ein toller Feldweg mit einer super Aussicht!
jolie
Wonderful view and shot*********
Wonderful POV, great composition...
Great scene!!!
Great compo!
What a great zoom of the city below - wonderful depth in the photo! Was für eine großartige Zoom der Stadt unten - wunderbare Tiefe auf dem Foto!
Fantastic POV!
Just a few kilometers ONLY? Pity. I was hoping we'd have to wind through a few DOZEN kilometers of dense, lush forest. Now that would be something, huh? ;) (Then again, I'm so used to urban life I might not survive such a long trip through a forest...)