Early Morning on the Rhine by helanker
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Out of the mist came this fantastic and sooo long River Barge so well loaded with goods. It is so exciting to see these sometimes 100 meters long barges. The owners are living on them with their cars and their homes. AMAZING. Wild Amazing to me. Sitting here and write about it, makes the whole trip coming back. I am smiling now. :)))
Have a beautiful day. This morning began with lovely sunshine and less wind. Not bad at all.
Thank you for your visit :)
Comments (12)
How amazing this is! Photography means we can all share each others' experiences and relive our own.
I love looking back over my vacation photos also. And I smile looking at yours as well.
Living on the river barges is an old "tradition". The same was in early America, before transportation companies took over the river traffic. When I see barges like this, I wonder what is in those containers? Keep up the good work! :-)
Very great sshot once again !!!
What fantastic sharp are these two pictures, and with lovely light and atmosphere. I love to read that you got nice memories back, and I see you for me with a big smile, Helle
Excellent captures in the early morning. Great to have these memories. 😀
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
What T.Rex said, plus really cool lighting effect captures of the loaded-with-goods barge as it floats lazily down the Rhine river, Helle.
Fantastic photographs, I like especially the mood you captured here. That's really a big barge, it is indeed a size larger than the barges here on the Neckar river.
Wonderful shots from the river; it's a whole other world out there, isn't it?
Very cool photos of the barge, Helle! That would be an interesting life, indeed!