It's been
almost two weeks since I returned from yet another walking holiday in Süd
Tirol.
Time for a little photographic report;
Time for a little photographic report;
Old farm
building on the flank of the Passeier Tall near Gander
Typical
workhorses for the area, Matatz
The
Jauffen Pass seen from Christl
On the flank
of the Passeier Tall near Moar
Donkey in Sankt
Martin
Footpath
in the woods near Kälbl
Near
Glamitz
Gasthaus
Lamm in Sankt Martin
Lazinser
Hof
This child's
toy made me smile ...
Pfelderer
Tall
Hans-Frieden-Felsenweg,
north of Meran
You shall
not pass ...
Stark
reminder of the dangers of the mountains, Hans-Frieden-Felsenweg
Sign of the
coming autumn, Hans-Frieden-Felsenweg
Schloß
Tirol as seen from Sankt Peter
As already
mentioned, it was lonely at the top of the Stelvio on Wednesday!
Vellauer
Felsenweg above Algund
Abandoned
cottage near Vellau
Warning at
the beginning of the Vellauer Felsenweg, no acrophobia
View
over the Etsch Tal from Ebenaichner
Schloß
Tirol as seen from Sankt Peter
View on
Oberstein from the Kar Alm, Pfelderer Tal
Faltmar
Tal
Faltmar Alm
The
Pfelderer Bach near Oberstein
Footbridge
over the Pfelderer Bach
Seekofel,
Seeber Tal
Seeber Tal
Seeber See
View of
the Seeber Tal from the Obere Glanegg Hütte
The Obere
Glanegg Hütte high on the flank of the Timmelsjoch
Of the
beaten track ...
Slightly
overgrown cottage in Sankt Leonard
Abandoned
house in Sankt Leonard
View over
Sankt Leonard and the Jauffen Pass
Time to
harvest the apples, Sankt Martin
Holy Grave
Chapel, Sankt Martin
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