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Uploaded: 10/02/07 4:22 PM GMT
Barrage
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I do not know, what they do or did with the energy, they get from the water. Saw this today on our way through Styria and hope you enjoy with me.

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::JQ
10/02/07 5:03 PM GMT
wow, so pretty, i love the autumnal colours and that building looks so nice hidden in the trees. the water looks a lovely blue in places also!
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.0930_23
10/02/07 5:11 PM GMT
This is great angle. I hope you were holding on tight. I think you can shout from the rooftops about this photo. Great colors, shadows and composition. Well done Sabine.

Ron
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.corngrowth
10/02/07 5:52 PM GMT
Sabine, great angle, wonderful composition (with the beautiful colours of th autumn leaves as well), so a stunning image! Regards, Cornelius
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::kidder
10/02/07 6:13 PM GMT
Great job Sabine! Might have been more for flood control than anything but it does look like there was a wheel there at one time. Nice capture!
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.Inkeri
10/02/07 7:19 PM GMT
Wonderful capture with Great angle and Excellent compo..
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::fogz
10/02/07 7:52 PM GMT
What an amazing view over this old Dam. I am so glad you stopped to take the photograph - wonderful tones in the bushes and the old building has such a lot of character!
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Genver
10/02/07 8:33 PM GMT
Very nice photo,it looks fine indeed,old and nice.
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.89037
10/02/07 8:40 PM GMT
Great capture!I like the angle in which you shot this "barrage"!..and the wonderful colours of the trees!
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Adriana....:)
::cynlee
10/02/07 9:08 PM GMT
I have to agree whole heartedly with everyone's comments. Great shot, Sabine.
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sharonva
10/02/07 9:56 PM GMT
Super. Great clarity and a very interesting subject. I really like this one!
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::tigger3
10/02/07 10:14 PM GMT
You have a very nice post Sabine and I sure enjoy taking vacation with you two! Lol!
♥:)sandi♥

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.photos_587
10/03/07 1:22 AM GMT
Very interesting angle, Sabine. Really like this one. ;-)
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.Jhihmoac
10/03/07 3:21 PM GMT
Great perspective shot here!
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.sansoni7
10/03/07 5:42 PM GMT
Great colours...
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Look around and catch it ; the Art is there !
::phasmid
10/03/07 7:26 PM GMT
Well, you certainly had a bird's eye view of this scene, and I see you also have included some fall colors as well. Interesting view!

♫ :)PJ 005 ♪

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::dutch_postings
10/03/07 9:40 PM GMT
Hmm lovely. I am also not sure what it can be, it might be that in earlier times a water wheel was attached, but it can also be just a lock beween different hights in water.
Good shot though, lovely scenery.
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.Fergus
10/04/07 7:29 PM GMT
Wonderful shot, great scene
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.Marzena
10/10/07 2:28 AM GMT
Have been staring at the pic for quite some time and still cannot believe my own eyes ...
1. Very beautiful by all means
2. Very interesting in the technical sense
Congratulations, dear Sabine !!!! Cheers !
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With all my love and respect, Marzena
.manodshark
10/11/07 4:41 PM GMT
It's all of the above and getting "Higher" 2,4,6,8,10... : )
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mikuei
12/23/07 6:11 AM GMT
Looks kinda old. Good shot though.

Thanks
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timmer
06/23/11 4:39 PM GMT
Great Photo!

If you look on the right side of the building (bottom center) just above the rock outcropping (left side of the stream, bottom center) there is break in the water level wall. I believe this was a mill, but the water wheel (or equivalent) was inside the building. I could be wrong, but there were some build this way - it would provide the ability to continue production in times of adverse winter weather.

Tim
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