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"No exhaust emissions - simply electric" was the slogan of the first all-electric VW Golf in 1976 with an output of 15 kW and a range of 59 km.

Stone circles, menhirs and rock carvings - on Bornholm it is possible to discover the legacies of the Nordic ancestors from the Bronze and Iron Ages with little travel effort.

We photographed Red-breasted merganser (Mergus serrator) in Iceland in 2006 with the Nikon D200 and recently on the Baltic Sea coast of Bornholm with the Nkon Z9 in combination with the Nikkor Z 400mm f/4.5 VR.

On Neuwerk in the North Sea, in Brittany on the Atlantic or on the Baltic Sea coast of the Danish island of Bornholm - you can see and photograph shelducks (Tadorna tadorna) in many places.

Hooded Crows (Corvus cornix) can be observed in Northern and Eastern Europe. Here we show the clever birds on Rügen and Borholm.

The trip to the highest point of Hammerknuden is adventurous. The reward is the fantastic view from the Hammerfyr lighthouse over the north of Bornholm.

The Saar loop near Saarbrücken can be photographed particularly well from the observation tower of a treetop path.

The mountains of Andorra were a surprise for us. Through deep valleys you can reach the mountains via well-developed roads.

Here we show some classic shots of the chalk cliffs of Étretat, Normandy, from different beach positions.

In Rjukan, everything revolves around electricity, just as we like it :-) The Vemork hydroelectric power station, built in 1911, was the largest in the world at the time and right in town you can see the Såheim hydroelectric power station today.

The Gaustabanen take you up the 1,900 meter high Gaustatoppen. We are lucky, the railways and access have just started seasonal operation and our summit ascent leads first over serpentines to 1170 m, then with railway 1 horizontally 850 meters into the mountain and from there with a funicular at 39° 1050 m wide and 850 meters high.