'Luxembourg from 92.5 degrees' - part 12 (11.9.24)
Junglinster bypass is easy to recognise from above...or is it? / © Domingos Oliveira
What's your golf handicap? And are you more likely to hit that tree? / © Domingos Oliveira
You'd be close to the vineyards if you had the chance to live in Wormeldange... / © Domingos Oliveira
This picture of Mudam would've been too easy for the quiz. / © Domingos Oliveira
Kayaking fans would love this in Diekirch. / © Domingos Oliveira
And if that's too tiring for you, why not go to the Scala? / © Domingos Oliveira
The Nature Administration produces green energy. / © Domingos Oliveira
These shots from the Sauer never fail to impress...wow. / © Domingos Oliveira
Great fun for the kids on this playground in Ingeldorf. / © Domingos Oliveira
Many people living and working in Kirchberg will know this long-time construction site. / © Domingos Oliveira
In the city of Esch...the hanging bridge at the Gaalgebierg. / © Domingos Oliveira
How many people probably took advantage of the summer to cool off in the thermal baths? / © Domingos Oliveira
On a weekday there is definitely more going on here. / © Domingos Oliveira
Don't tell me this picture doesn't confuse you. / © Domingos Oliveira
The old water tower in Dudelange has its own charm. / © Domingos Oliveira
And the "Italian Quarter" has a long history. / © Domingos Oliveira
Tunnels are more spectacular from above than within! / © Domingos Oliveira
This old building in Ettelbruck is recognised in its skyline. / © Domingos Oliveira
And Erpeldange Castle is less noticeable. / © Domingos Oliveira
A place for pedestrians, cyclists, train and car drivers... Here in Mersch. / © Domingos Oliveira
We remain in the centre: The CNL has strong infrastructure. / © Domingos Oliveira
And the blind association also has a lot to offer. / © Domingos Oliveira
From the car directly to the boat, a possibility in Schwebsange. / © Domingos Oliveira
How fast can you go? / © Domingos Oliveira
Ever seen the Konviktsgaart from above? / © Domingos Oliveira
All gardens have their charm. Here's a colony of them in the City. / © Domingos Oliveira
Did you ever notice the strange shape of the centre of the roundabout? / © Domingos Oliveira
Maybe you can see someone from the top of the new park-and-ride building? / © Domingos Oliveira
This Kirchberg building is also not so old...the "Tramsschapp" / © Domingos Oliveira
From the Tramsschapp the bridge leads across the A1 towards Findel / © Domingos Oliveira
Avenue John F. Kennedy looks even more modern since the arrival of the tram / © Domingos Oliveira
If Kirchberg ain't enough action for you, then head towards Clausen / © Domingos Oliveira
Get lost in a labyrinth / © Domingos Oliveira
Golf club Kikuoka / © Domingos Oliveira
How come castles have such great gardens? This one is in Munsbach / © Domingos Oliveira
Celebrating in an old shipyard... / © Domingos Oliveira
Or walk along the esplanade in Diekirch / © Domingos Oliveira
The old Diekirch swimming pool is also not far from the Sauer. Great place to eat too. / © Domingos Oliveira
Old rail tracks in Terres Rouges are not comparable to the modern rail. / © Domingos Oliveira
Today a tourist attraction, in the past a crucial defense point in Vianden. / © Domingos Oliveira
Enjoying Hesperange Park / © Domingos Oliveira
A lot of nature on different levels / © Domingos Oliveira
Castle Bourglinster / © Domingos Oliveira
Doesn't this garden in Echternach look like New York's streets? / © Domingos Oliveira
Get lost in the gardens of the Coque / © Domingos Oliveira
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