Merligen BE

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Published on 6th January 2013 Photographed on 2nd January 2013 using a Nikon D7000

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Faulensee

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Bern, Bernese Oberland, cloud, dark, lake thun, merligen, monochrome, niederhorn, portfolio-thunersee, pt-thunersee, spiez, Switzerland, Thunersee (Lake Thun), winter

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