Roger's Pictures

Driving up to Grossglockner, October 8, 2006

Barbara (D70) and I (D100) both shooting away at the snow and the mountains, on a beautiful fall day.
Grossglockner is the tallest mountain in Austria, and the Pasterze glacier is the longest in Austria.

Approaching the mountains	Straw figures	Fog breaking up	Getting closer to the mountains
Still in the valley	Clouds	Looking back	Snow and clouds
Waterfalls in the valley	More snow	Valley	Peaks
Looking back north to Zell am See	Mountains rugs (can't explain)	The Grossglockner Road	Peaks
The Grossglockner road	Looking back	The texture of high peaks and snow	Snow, clouds, etc
Grossglockner road	Grossglockner chapel	Snow on pastureland	The lake below the pass
Distant valleys, distant peaks	Even farther away	Late fall trees	Scenery
Scenery	Snow and grass	Heading toward Grossglockner	The road to Grossglockner
The road to Grossglockner	Grass, rock, snow	Distant trees	Grossglockner
More trees	Rocks	Where they fell	Mountain Waterfall
Another try	Local color	Snow and rocks	Snow and rock
Rocks and snow	Snow and big rock	Gallery on the road	Pasterze Glacier and Grossglockner Peak
The end of the glacier	Icefall	The edge of the glacier	Grossglockner peak
Looking back at Grossglockner House	As far as we walked	It's gotten smaller since 1968	Down near the glacier
The Gletscherbahn	At the foot of the glacier	Light shining through the ice, under my feet	The end of the glacier, with hikers
Driving back, with GPSes	Through the evening sun	Last Light on the Kaiser Mountains	Last daylight

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