Hohgant 2 by jcv2
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Are you tired yet? We've reached the Trogenhorn at 1973 m (6471 ft) and we get a splendid view to the west. You can see here the Swiss 'Mittelland', the landscape with hills up to about 1500 m (4500 ft), and covered by the nebula's the Swiss plain. On the horizon you can see the Jurassic mountains (up to 1700 m, 5500 ft) bordering with France on a distance of 75 kilometers (47 miles).
We've reached the ridge and will have this splendid vista continuously before we reach the summit of the Hohgant. Time for a piece of chocolate and a drink! The weather is perfect, no worry for any rain or so!
Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 35 mm)
Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments
Comments (26)
Apophis906
Wow, as always just some sight to see. Just so very lovely a view here, the beautiful mountains fading into the distance with the clouds covering their retreat. Just so very pretty, with the lovely colors. Excellent capture and job as always.
PapaGuru
Splendid view indeed, I can breathe the fresh air :) Great pano-view!
herbstliebe
jc, so wonderful your images! this is again a stunning one, with this view over the far land.
jimry
Fantastic scenery...what a breathtaking view...absolutely wonderful :)
gwfa
beautiful view!
Dianthus
Wow. What an incredible shot. Beautiful :O)
oscilis
Stunning photo. Wonderful views. Glad I'm not there!
suresh_krishna
Incredible view! I love that meandering path in the valley below! Beautiful colours! Well done! Vote
sossy
wonderful day, wonderful felling, wonderful shot! ;o) incredible far view and beautiful landscape!
Akinom
Such a wonderful view! So far! I'm impressed again!
WandM
Never get tired of your pictures! Wonderful again.
tallpindo
Somehow you know that in spite of the sun it will be cold. You'll need a cabin and a cozy fire and where you are way up here isn't a good place for that. Building a cabin and fire will involve hauling a lot of wood and that means more than a trail. That means a road. Unless of course you love the alpine and cannot wait for snow!!
tvernuccio
What a magnificent view! The horizon is incredible! looks much like a sea of blue! Hmmm, I reflect on this. A sea? I wonder.....Jurrasic mountains...sigh I think THIS is most spectacular sight i have seen thus far! I wish to journey there; I wish to know more. Tell me of the foreground. I enjoy the mauves and greens in the valley, the cut of the mountains. This image is quite melodic, and I enjoy its rhythm and its symphony. I wonder, do you hear it too? I wonder does this music find its way into the caves? Hohgant...quite special. A most impressive capture!! vote!
Enmos
Stunning view, awesome !! Thanks for the info too, as always :o) Excellent work !! v
b2amphot
A magnificent view... no wonder God made mountains.
pimbotin
You're closer and closer to my home every day... I'm waiting for you!
tony_br22
yo beautiful picture jcv2.
tesla
WOW!!!What a view!!!Xlent work my friend!!!V
cynlee
luv the view up here of the winding road & distant mountains disappearing on the horizon of clouds :]
logiloglu
looks wonderful. i like the hard lights and shadows. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
Gabrielsdream
Another breathtaking view here!
soulofharmony
stunning beautiful landscape l do enjoy this scenic scapes.. excellent sublime p,graphy :)
chantal-france
What a breathtaking panorama, Jan-Carel! thanks for the hiking : I don't feel too tired ... and you ? :)) Bravo!
shandybob
A wonderful view - just spectacular!
aangus
Brilliant. The folds or gorges in the mid distance with the zig zags looks like a strange place.
jgkane
Those wandering chalk roads, fired both my imagination snd my wanderlust, Jan-Carel. I would love to be hiking in this beautiful country. Thanks, John.