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You normally take one with you when you go skiing. This one was a present from Jan many years ago. The contents warmed me against the encroaching cold evening :-)
As we left the area we stopped by the rail tracks. Silke told me about other hobby photographers who go there to take shots of trains, particularly engines from Poland.
We waited .... and waited... then left. Yes, you have guessed right. Just after we left such a train went by and we had no time to take our cameras out of our rucksacks.
Na ja .. pech gehabt! Even so, it was a very pleasant afternoon and thanks to Silka for helping me to learn more about my camera.
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Goldrod
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldenrod
The hobby photographer what likes all kind of trains call them self "Pufferküsser". They wait not only for polish trains, they like every iron on the tracks.
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