Dead trees and snow., a photo from Liege, Wallonia

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Dead trees and snow.

Greetings ,Luc

Info;Wikipedia.
The High Fens are an upland area in the province of Liиge, in Belgium and nearby parts of Germany, between the Ardennes and the Eifel highlands. Its highest point, at 694 m above sea level, is the Signal de Botrange near Eupen, which is also the highest point in Belgium. A large part of the High Fens lies within the German-Belgian natural park Hohes Venn-Eifel.

The High Fens consist mainly of moorland and forest, and stretch between Eupen in the north, Monschau in the east, Spa in the west and Malmedy in the south. It is a very rainy (1500-1700 mm per year) and swampy region. Several rivers have their source in the Hautes Fagnes: the Vesdre, Hoлgne, Warche, Gileppe, Eau Rouge, Amblиve, Our, Kyll and Rur. There are several artificial lakes in the region.

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pauloog (11751) 2009-01-07 10:55

Hello Lucky,
Noir Flokay is the place I believe. I have seen these trees decaying for maybe thirty years and they seem to come to the end of the road.
A magnificent view, crystal clear and well composed.
Regards,
Paul

imtiyaz (1005) 2009-01-07 11:00

Touching,
The nature knows the best color composition,
and this one is a master example.
brown tree on the white floor with a blue background,
no more alternate for this.

TFS,
Regards,
Imtiyaz Basha

Yves-triga (5149) 2009-01-08 3:36