Chrysanthema Lahr 2013 photos

The weather wasn’t the best, but it didn’t stop from enjoying the beautiful and bright chrysanthemums and compositions from them. I was hoping that on working day could be less people, so I could make photos in peace, but I was wrong. Still I’m happy that people really like and visit this festival. So, please, don’t mind some people on photos.

I haven’t taken photos of all compositions and flowers, because it started to rain, so I hope make more shoots on a better day.

Das Wetter war nicht so gut, aber es hat mich nicht gestört, die Schönheit von Chrysanthemum zu genießen. Dort waren viele Menschen, trotz des Werktags. Ich bin froh, dass fuhr viele Chrysanthema Lahr gefallen ist.

I habe nicht alles fotografiert, trotz des Regens. So ich hoffe auf ein besseres Tag, weil ich mehr Photos machen mochte.

18 Photos ;)

Chrysanthema Lahr 2013

It’s nice to see, that Lahr is being decorated for Chrysanthema Lahr 2013, it’s nice to see how our city, again, turns in to a flowering field. And I really hope for a good and warm weather, especially for weekend, because this year October is a bit colder, than in previous one.

Chrysanthema Lahr 2013 begins with a grand opening on 19 October and lasts until 10 November. So there’s a lot of time to visit Lahr and see it, also there’s plenty of events to come.

Here you can see a plan of the Chrysanthema Lahr 2013 - http://goo.gl/VFAiDQ

Chrysanthema Lahr 2013 beginnt an den 19 Oktober und dauert bis 10 November. Ich kann es kaum erwarten bis Wochenende kommt. Und ich hoffe, dass Wetter besser und warmer wird sein, weil Oktober in diesem Jahr kalter ist. Ich hoffe, dass in diesem Jahr es noch farbiger, schöner, reicher sein wird. Bis dann!

Hier ist ein Plan von Chrysanthema Lahr 2013 - http://goo.gl/VFAiDQ

Triberg - Part 2

Triberg is not only a town located in the middle of Black forest (schwarzwald). It’s popular and known for being a part of Clock street (Uhrenstrasse) with the largest worlds cuckoo clock and Germany’s highest waterfall. 

In Triberg is located Germany’s highest waterfall. The waterfall is 163 m high counting all cascades. There are a few ways to reach it, some take 30 minutes, some a few hours, if you’re wiling to take a walk and enjoy nature.

The entrance is from Triberg itself, as it leads you to bottom of it, opening a beautiful and a full view at waterfall.

The entrance costs 3,50 Euro for a adult and 3,00 Euro for children, also you can buy there peanuts for squirrels for 0,50 Cents and try to feed them. It’s may feel a bit strange to pay money for a nature’s masterpiece, but you’ll see all the trails, bridges and upkeep.

There are many trails that you can follow to get higher and get a better view. But the most point – enjoy it.

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