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Eric that job sounds really tough mate, hope it all works out. Worrying about the noise levels, I was a TV music composer and recording engineer in another life and my ears were my meal ticket, that’d be a nightmare
Very impressive pictures, Echotech.
Yesterday on the way home with a Wenger that I just bought. View of Lungern, Switzerland.(Image removed from quote.)
Thank you guys. @Eric: Yes, the water level in Lungernsee is up to 40 meters lower in winter because the water flow is low and the lake is used to generate electricity. Switzerland covers 56% of its electricity needs with hydropower.
That’s quite some view Sneider
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@ Michael: Nice pictures. The Classic is classy anyway, but transparent green, with this background ... just fits very well.
Great pics Michael .And those translucant green scales are just beautiful.What river or canal is that? (if you don't mind me asking?). We do like the background info in this topic .Thanks for sharing your pics here mate, I really appreciate it .
Thanks for the guided tour Michael . That's the stuff we like to read here (well, I can only speak for myself, but I'm guessing the regulars here enjoy such background information as well).It's always nice to visit other people's home town in Google earth, since we can't go on vacation in real life for now ....
No problem at all. I do the same - if I see somewhere new someone lives, or even if I get a package from somewhere abroad, I'm always nosey and have a look at it on Google Maps. Not had chance for any outdoor pics over the last couple of days, but I'll definitely update when I can. Complete with description.