NEVER TO FORGET THEIR SACRIFICE…
Almost 130,000 soldiers, both Allied and German, lost their lives in Normandy in 1944 in the fight to restore freedom. The bodies of many soldiers were claimed by their families […]
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abbaye de Noirlac
The architecture of the Abbaye de Noirlac, and its sombre stone constitution, inspires calm and self-reflection
Grand Tour of Switzerland
We started the Susten–Furka–Grimsel Pass route at the Meiringen wich take you on a journey across three spectacular mountain passes. This is just a small part of the grand tour […]
The Brienz Rothorn Railway
The Brienz Rothorn Railway is a tourist railway in Switzerland to the top off the Rothorn
An evening at the GLV-V
An evening at the GLV-V Oirschot with Chinook D-666 of 298 squadron Gilze Rijen
Bearded Reedling
Fairly common but local in extensive reed beds. No other species looks very similar, particularly given habitat and behavior: note bright cinnamon-brown plumage, long tail, and yellowish bill; male has […]
306 Squadron Royal Netherlands Air Force
Throughout its existence, 306 Squadron has been the only photo-reconnaissance unit in the Royal Netherlands Air Force, having formed at Volkel in September 1953. Its initial equipment consisted of a […]
In search of Platypus
The Platypus is a unique Australian species. Along with echidnas, Platypuses are grouped in a separate order of mammals known as monotremes
Rhinos in Kruger NP
These mammals are easily recognised by their prehistoric features and the horns on their forehead. Rhinos are bold and have been seen to graze right next to Lions, with the […]
Birds on the Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher and the area surrounding are home to one of the largest colonies of cliff nesting birds in Ireland. The Cliffs are offering you a viewing of […]
Ronald's photo site 