File:Binnensalzstelle Ronnenberg.jpg
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Deutsch: Die Binnensalzstelle erstreckt sich entlang des Rands der Abraumhalde des ehemaligen Kaliwerks Ronnenberg. Regenwasser spült Salz aus der vor 50 Jahren noch glatten, und von einer roten Ziegelmauer umgebenen, Abraumhalde im Hintergrund. Auf dem Weg zum ausgemauerten Auffanggraben verdunstet ein Teil des Wasser, die Salzfläche bleibt zurück.
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