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Mountaineers Rule #9
Parnassia Palustris
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Anton Karg, 1835-1919
Are You a Hunter?
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Mountaineers Rule #11
Follow the red Points
Tightrope Walk
Without Title #1
The Molehills
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Hans Berger Haus
The Point of no Return
The Emperor Mountains
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Your Smell is Fine
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What are you doing?
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Snow Tyres?
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Mountaineers Rule #2 + 3
Mountaineers Rule #1
Alpine Boots - for What ?
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Exobasidium rhododendri
Seen besides the trail from the 'Hans Berger Haus' up to the Kaiser Mountains.
(Thanks to 'Schussentäler' for identifying.)
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Diese seltsame 'Blüte' (@Schussentäler: danke für's Identifizieren) haben wir am Wegesrand beim Aufstieg vom Hans-Berger-Haus ins Kaisergebirge gesehen:
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(Thanks to 'Schussentäler' for identifying.)
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Diese seltsame 'Blüte' (@Schussentäler: danke für's Identifizieren) haben wir am Wegesrand beim Aufstieg vom Hans-Berger-Haus ins Kaisergebirge gesehen:
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Ich habe gegoogelt und herausgefunden, dass es ein Pilz ist, der die Alpenrose befällt.
siehe Wikipedia Link.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpenrosen-Nacktbasidie
Erhard Bernstein club has replied to Schussentäler clubSusanne Hoy has replied to Schussentäler clubEinzige Ausrede, obwohl es solch eine nicht braucht: Bei Klettertouren solchen Ausmaßes ist unterwegs nicht viel Zeit zum Verweilen. Sonst kommt man nie zum Ziel, bzw. nicht rechtzeitig wieder zurück.
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