As a continuation of yesterday post regarding my visit to the Alps in Austria, I want to show some of the photos taken from Hochalpenstrasse.The highest point on the High Apline Road has a spectacular panorama view of more than 30 peaks above 3000 m. Find the 360gr Panoramas on the link (right sidebar) and enjoy the spectacular mountaind
E is for Edelweiss spitze 2571m
In the background you can see, from right: Johannisberg 3460m, Sonnenwelleck 3261m and Austria´s highest summit Grossglockner 3798m. To the north and on the other side of the valley from where we climbed by bus, you may see Grosses Wiesbachhorn 3564m.
The panorama view east and south shows Brennkogel 3018m and Kloben 2936m. To west we have the tunnel through Hochtor 2503m and to the north Hohe Dock 3348m
If you don´t want to go back to my Tuesday post I show you Grossglockner once more 
WOW....what amazing mountains...breath-taking for sure.
ReplyDeleteImponerende fjell - vi har godt av å vite at det finnes andre (og høyere) enn våre egne.
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing journry!Great stuff Arnea!
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a flower but mountains are a good choice for this week.
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God onsdag til deg du bereiste herre. Flotte bilder fra ett storslått landskap! :)
ReplyDeleteØnsker deg en like flott dag!
Herlige bilder av et veldig vakkert område. Ha en fin dag med ABC.
ReplyDeletelove those mountains!
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Pretty. TY for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like quite a road...
ReplyDeleteMust have been a great trip...
What an Exciting and Educational journey you had.
ReplyDeleteYour photos of the mountains are Exquiste.
Bear((( )))
Those mountains are amazing but then you have amzing ones in Norway too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous & breathtaking! And Beautifully captured & shared~Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that last shot..the sky & mountains ~so gorgeous!
Hope you are having a beautiful week Arne!
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Breath-taking shots! Glad you ENJOYED your trip. :D Come over to see my post on Education. :D
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I (and this is only my personal opinion) would call both East Indian and Thai elephants Asian.
Will have to do further research on this.
Bear((( )))
Ja de var meget flotte disse fjellene også, men det skal vel litt til å slå våres. ;-)
ReplyDeleteFlotte bilder og fin informasjon Arne.
My dream is to visit there someday. Great pictures and perfect choice for the letter E.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! Great photos.
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