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... near Malcesine at the Garda Lake ...Related content
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Oh my!
I want to pack my bags and move there today!
Did you know that there's a Lake Garda
in Connecticut? I don't think it looks
ANYTHING like this though.
It's probably WAY tiny in comparison.
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Thanks for your nice comment 
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Truly it's not worthy of great renown!
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It is neither big nor particularly spectacular in any way.
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Very interesting links! thanks!
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*grin*
It was just to show you
how pitiful our Lake Garda is!
*grin*
I told my niece,
to go there and take some pictures.
I hope that she can come up
with some better shots!
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Ah. I was actually pleasantly pleased.
For such a small lake, she got a nice shot.
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Gorgeous view, simple as that.. Really beautiful shot of it.
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Thanks! Glad you like it!
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Sehr schΓΆne Gegend, und die FΓ€rbung des Himmels bringt 'ne tolle AtmosphΓ€re rein. Super.
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Danke fΓΌr den tollen Comment, Andreas! Freut mich, dass Dir das Bild gefΓ€llt!
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wow, wunderschΓΆne aussicht und absolut fantastischer himmel
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Danke fΓΌr das tolle Lob! 
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cool
und, wie is der artikel
hab ihn schon x-mal gelesen und bin immernoch begeistert
vom artikel selbst wie auch von den bildern
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Der Artikel ist super, die Bilder auch! Es gibt von Magnum-Fotos auch eine sehr gute Internet-Seite [link]
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Simply beautiful colors.
Amazing view...really serene.
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... Back in the days when I painted, I always had this picture in my head that would never leave. Even though I didn't realize it at the time, this was that picture.
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... WOW, that's an interesting story, perhaps you have been at that place in you former life ...
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Hmmm. That's a thought. Or They want me to go there sometime in the future. Eitherway, it was creepy to see.
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So if you want to go there tell me before, so I can show you the right way ...
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Indeed, that's absolute true! Thanks you!
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