Sky watch from the dike

Sky Watch Friday in Bremerhaven, Germany

ABC Wednesday - F

People and bike ferry across the Danube in Au, Austria

Crossing the wide Danube river from Ram to Stara Palanka in Serbia, (Andreas with the bike)



The tuck boat is pulling the ferry




On the big ferry crossing the Kootenay Lake in BC, Canada



My ABC Wednesday for this week is ferry.

Danube reflection

A house boat, near Bratislava, Slovakia on the Danube river

Is there some one living on it, or is it for the weekend? I don't know.
Linked to Weekend Reflections

Evening sky over the Danube river

Novi Sad, Serbia

Linked to Sky Watch Friday

ABC Wednesday - D



The Danube River in Passau, Germany



Alleys of the old town, "Zur blauen Donau" is a name of a restaurant and means "at the blue Danube"



The town is dominated by the Veste Oberhaus a former fortress of the Bishop, on the mountain crest between the Danube and the Ilz rivers

This is my ABC Wednesday for the letter D. It's the Danube River. Passau is the city of three rivers.

More from my posts from the Danube.

Colorful bridge

Rhein-Herne-Kanal near Gelsenkirchen, August 2010

Linked to Sunday Bridges

Cabo Pantoja

The ship Cabo Pantoja on the Amazon, Peru, January 2010

A stop for loading, somewhere on the Amazon, one day by boat upstream from Iquitos. On this ship we met the Peruvian girl with her pet.

Linked to Watery Wednesday

So long

In Datteln, harbor at the Dortmund-Ems-Kanal, June 2011

Linked to Mellow Yellow Monday

Moored

Hafen Datteln at the Dortmund-Ems-Kanal, June 2011 

Linked to Mellow Yellow Monday

Tropical cloud – and the jungle

In Nuevo Rocafuerte, on the Rio Napo, Ecuador, January 2010.

The Rio Napo is a tributary to the Amazon River. It rises in Ecuador.

To get an idea from the Amazon Rainforest we followed the Rio Napo down to the vast Amazon, from the town Francisco de Orellana (or better known as Coca) in Ecuador, all the way to Belem in Brasil. For tansportation we used different local ships. Across the jungle.

Crossing the Peruvian border in a dug-out

The Cabo Pantoja is ready for leaving. In Pantoja, the border town, Peru.

If you are looking for an adventure, that' it.

Linked to Sky Watch Friday

In Belem

We arrived in Belem, Brasilia after travelling with diffrent ships down the Amazon from Ecuador. More than 4000 kilometers. The new video you find here on nomadenaufzeit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbwrJqfOEqQ&feature=channel