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Strangely, look at the 3rd paragraph at
http://swissview.eu/geography.html and you will see that a major
tributary of the Danube, the Inn, longer than the Danube itself above
Passau, rises just a handful of km from the sources of the Rhine and the
Rhone, all three rivers flowing into different seas.
Brian
On 17.05.2013 13:46, Inge Hernefjord wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> River Danube (Donau) is the longest one in Europe. I always wondered where
> it started and where the rivermouth was. So, I did something weird.
> Plugged in SPOT, an old satellite, and took photos all the way from the
> farm where the source is, and to the Black Sea. The image quality is quite
> bad, but I did not have better tools at that time few years ago.The over
> 300 images show a fantastic spectra of landmarks, that you don't see
> walking down there. It's hard to see what is the tiny little current on the
> first photos, I�'m sorry for that. If you are as crazy as I am, you can
> download from
> 'Dropbox.com / Donau seen from above..'. You may make some tea and enjoy
> Scottish scones with cream and black current marmelade during the import.
>
> Inge
>
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