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PANORAMIC VIEWS (PART 1 OF 47) |
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view of due south | 49 KB |
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view of due south east | 51 KB |
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view of due east | 50 KB |
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view of due north east | 57 KB |
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view of due north | 48 KB |
PANORAMIC VIEWS (PART 2 OF 47) |
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serie 2 of the panoramic pictures is on page 4 of this gallery |
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PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE PARK (PART 3 OF 47) |
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| view of due south | ||
| view of due south east | ||
| view of due east | ||
| view of due north east | ||
| view of due north | ||
MISC PICTURES |
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Two Tips for tourists new to mountaineous areas: 1>fourth gear is used for (flat) roads or highways. 2> hillclimbing requires shifting down to first or second gear (as being demonstrated by Park Rangers to Dutch Tourists) | 74 KB |
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On Oct 10, 1999, I took some pictures at dawn. I was standing next to the Savonet Museum when I took this picture of the sun which was obscured by a heavy overcast sky. I took this picture after the picture of the landhouse below. | 14 KB |
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This picture was taken moments before the picture of the "obscured sun" located above this one. During picture taking I did not notice the bright balls of light. Only after having completed uploading picture data from my Olympus D-340L digital camera to the computer did I notice the bright balls of light. To this day this phenomenon has not been explained. (...the truth is out there...) | 33 KB |
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ahhhh, another "Kodak" moment...... | 45 KB |
MORE TO COME....
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