Avalanche protection by aksirp
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was high up;) thursday 25.08.2011, view from Stauberen down in the valley of rhein, alpstein appenzell, switzerland. background austrian alpes
Comments (17)
emmecielle
Interesting image! Excellent capture! :)
durleybeachbum
How interesting! Something we don't need here..hehe!
helanker
OH and I hope people know NOT to go that way, when it is thick of snow :)))Fantastic shot.
kbrog
Excellent capture! :)
blinkings
No I don't see too many of those around where I live either! Great photo mate.
awjay
not seen often in bournemouth...but haveseen them in other countries...very necessary....super capture
jocko500
wow this is cool
kgb224
Stunning capture. God Bless.
jayfar
A super capture Priska. I saw lots of these when I was in Switzerland.
blondeblurr
How very interesting Priska, I had no idea, that there was such a thing - now I wonder, if it would really work? you know it reminds me somehow of a sort of weaponry, from an ancient war left behind, just like catapults ... ;-) BB
aksirp
Yes it works, snow can not get speed this way.. :)
moochagoo
Amazing view of those protections
Rhanagaz
Very fine and excellent capture, Priska! Looked like lots of cross' at first glance. I'm a bit impressed if these really can hold tons of heavy snow back on the slope! :o)
bebert
l'imagination de l'homme n'a pas de limites :) belle photo
danapommet
Rugged mountain and an interesting avalanche protection. Dana
bmac62
We do need these here in Washington state...the Cascade Mountains are very prone to avalanche problems in the spring. Love your POV...that looks like at least a 45 degree slope.
Cyve
Etonnant concept et belle photographie