Love the cloud formations in this...

Light in the Forest

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autumn Yoshino

evening James River sky by LynchburgVirginia

Noche de luna llena - Full moon night by *L*u*z*a*

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Rainbow n thunder-by BEN

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My fairy tale castle - BEN

The Lion's Castle Löwenburg is picturesquely situated in Park Wilhelmshöhe. It presents itself as a strong medieval fortress. Ruins of neo-Gothic Löwenburg Castle built around 1800. Löwenburg Castle has a number of medieval features such as a moat and a drawbridge. Inside, the castle is filled with genuine medieval furniture and a number of rare and unique objects: altar slabs, medieval glass windows from churches and abbeys, weapons and armour, bronze statues and much more besides. Photo of Löwenburg - Lion's Castle hit by morning light in Kassel - Germany.

Meeting the pregnant princess of the forest

The European Roe Deer is a deer species of Europe. The Roe Deer is a relatively small deer. The Roe Deer is primarily active during the twilight but from May till August the deer is active during daytime too, very quick and graceful, living in woods although it may venture to grasslands and sparse forests. It feeds mainly on grass, leaves, berries and young shoots. It particularly likes very young, tender grass with a high moisture content. The Roe Deer spends most of its life alone, preferring to live solitary except when mating during the breeding season. The Roe Deer attains a maximum life span of ten years.Meeting the young prince of the forest "Bambi" in the forgotten park of Caste Gunterstein. Well in this case it looks more like a pregnant princess! Such a quiet and forgotten park since we didn't met anybody during our 2 hour walk. That's very rare in Holland ;-) For the movie, Disney took the liberty of changing Bambi's species into a white-tailed deer from his original species of roe deer, since roe deer don't inhabit the United States, and the white-tailed deer is more familiar to Americans.

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