File:Baltrum Strandabgang.jpg
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Deutsch: Als kleinste der Ostfriesischen Inseln, welche zum Nationalpark Niedersächsisches Wattenmeer gehören, ist das autofreie Baltrum wahrlich eine Welt für sich. Und so passen 360-Grad-Darstellungen in Form von sog. "Little Planets" hier besonders gut. Der weitaus größere Teil der Insel ist unbewohnt. Dargestellt ist der Blick von den Sanddünen auf Strand und Nordsee. |
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| Author | Bettina Last |
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