File:TiefentalalmSW.jpg
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Land Tirol - Ötztaler Alpen 2.227 m ü. A.
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Deutsch: Südwest-Blick von der Tiefentalalm am Gschwandbach zum Gsallkopf. |
| Date | Taken on 29 July 2004, 14:03:50 |
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| Author | FkMohr, Fotograf Carsten Mohr |
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