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Holiday in the Black Forest
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Luc Hermans
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Hotel Drei Schneeball
en, Hofstetten
Old watermill in Hofstetten
Sunny morning in Hofstetten
Freilichtm
useum Vogtsbauer
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Museum with a collection of old farms rebuild in original state.
Freilichtm
useum Vogtsbauer
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Freilichtm
useum Vogtsbauer
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inside view of old farmhouse
Freilichtm
useum Vogtsbauer
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Kitchen in old farmhouse
Freilichtm
useum Vogtsbauer
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Freilichtm
useum Vogtsbauer
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Waterfall of Triberg (169 meter high)
Highest waterfall of Germany
Waterfall of Triberg
the world's biggest cuckoo clock,Trib
erg
animalpark Steinwasen
animalpark Steinwasen
animalpark Steinwasen
animalpark Steinwasen
animalpark Steinwasen
animalpark Steinwasen
animalpark Steinwasen
Waldkirch, church
Waldkirch, view of ruined castle
Baden Baden
Baden Baden, old castle
Ortenberg in the Black Forest
Gernsbach
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article published 6/29/2003
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We'll be there soon!!!
Hi Compliments to your wonderful pictures of the Black Forest. We'll be there in September, we're counting the days to go to the Black forest. We'll be staying in Lossburg in Gasthof Armbruster which is a bio farm .....anyway it sounds we are quite anxious eh??? Your photos are really nice ...hope we find good weather no storms no heavy rains we'll see.
Bye Josianne Bezzina Malta
— Josianne Bezzina, July 5, 2006
Hi Luc Thanks for the photos of an area of germany I have not visited. I have travelled the Moselle and Rhine Valleys, and the Romantic Strasse and enjoyed the scenery and hospitality very much. Regards
— Fred Gordon, June 29, 2003
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