Oleftal prt2
And then we went up, on the right, and disappeared in the forest, hoping that we would find the place where we had left the car…
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Oleftal
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Jonny-Brückchen prt2
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River Ole f
Shot taken from the ‘Jonny-Brückchen’ On the left Belgium; on the right Germany.
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Jonny-Brückchen
In 1946 Belgian Jonny Nysten fell in love with a German girl, Louise Pohl. They got a son, Karl, but in 1948 Jonny was shot by a German customs officer, while smuggling stuff from Germany to Belgium. This little bridge, the Jonny-Brückchen, he once used to return to Belgium…
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On the Border
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Confused
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‘The lost Valley’
‘The lost Valley’ or ‘Hellenthal’ was a walking track for us; but a place with a worldwar2 history for others…
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Robertville Dam prt7
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Robertville Dam prt2
Robertville Dam prt3
Robertville Dam prt4
Robertville Dam prt5
Robertville Dam prt6
