crazy, it looks like we come once a year here 😄.
enjoy few pictures from december 2021 ⛄. any insights this time? yes. it is nice that the beavers came back too, of course. but if you asked me, there are not enough trees for that snappy beavers (bissige biber), are there?
addendum 22.02.2020 (what a nice date, isn't it?):
we planned to walk at the lake pilsensee today, but because of traffic jam we have soon changed our mind and went to the nearby böhmer weiher. today was a different light outside than during out first visit here, so i think it is a good idea to add few 'different' pictures to my old blog post 😄
enjoy 45 amazing 'professional' shots from all over the world 'nature took back HERE' and enjoy the example from our neighborhood below. it was a gravel pit (kiesgrube) in the 60ties and a factory for cement and concrete (betonfabrik) after that:
the small lake, kleiner böhmerweiher (weihergraben)
the bigger lake, großer böhmerweiher (böhmer weiher)
birch trees (birken) are often the first trees which start to grow ... like in the abandoned open pit brown coal mines in the northwest czech republic
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our first visit, 14.04.2019: what the hell is the böhmerweiher? a quarry pond? why should i make a blog post about a quarry pond (baggersee)? well, just for one reason: it was sooooo amazing to see how the nature takes back industrial sites when we simply allow it to happen by doing NOTHING.
we planned to walk at the lake pilsensee today, but because of traffic jam we have soon changed our mind and went to the nearby böhmer weiher. today was a different light outside than during out first visit here, so i think it is a good idea to add few 'different' pictures to my old blog post 😄
enjoy 45 amazing 'professional' shots from all over the world 'nature took back HERE' and enjoy the example from our neighborhood below. it was a gravel pit (kiesgrube) in the 60ties and a factory for cement and concrete (betonfabrik) after that:
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enjoy few pictures from böhmerweiher (baggersee böhmer weiher) in aubinger lohe (between gröbenzell, puchheim (+ eichenau) and lochhausen in western part of munich). it was a gravel pit (kiesgrube) in the 60ties and than a factory for cement and concrete (betonfabrik) later. the nature has taken this former industrial zone back under its control today :-)
our starting point this time was the nearby allotment garden area in lochhausen
two of us
böhmer weiher information board
the best and one of the craziest wives on earth 😂
grosser böhmerweiher
still not too romantic, is it?
kleiner böhmerweiher (weihergraben)
the forest comes back
btw, few years ago there was just one big lake, but the owners (the böhmer family or the concrete factory?) filled it with stuff + earth, so that we have two lakes today
source: google maps
what the hell is that? well, google's 'Then & Now' pictures feature wants to tell me, that google, NSA, BND, police and other authorities know EVERYTHING about me and my life. ok, i've understood :-(
more pictures here
more bavarian lakes here
maybe you would also like my old save the world 😉 blog post, won't you?
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