Le Lac de la Foret d'Orient
Saturday, December 16, 2006 -
Lac de la Foret d'Orient
On my outward journey to Antwerp I noted the Forêt d’Orient on my Michelin map. The exotic name really intrigued me and today, on my return trip, I made a detour. It's a wonderful place with lakes, marshes and woods. Lots of birds - and I even spotted wild cranes.




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- Exploring the Esterel Massif
- Caille et Séranon dans la neige
- Trees in black and white
- Lago di Alserio
- Saint-Honorat
- Birding at the village of Orbetello (II)
- Birding at the village of Orbetello (I)
- 170 kilometers
- Immature chestnut husks
- Always beautiful
- Boating in the marshes (II)
- Boating in the marshes (I)
- Cascade de Pissevache
- The lone fisherman
- Out of my window
- A gift from the cold
- Different perspectives
- Silver reflections
- Fallow deers and Fall colors
- Le Lac de la Foret d'Orient
- L'Oliveto Granducale
- A crystal-clear Summer day
- It can happen, even in Summer
Photographers
- Antonio Benetti
- Bob Johnson
- Daniele Occhiato
- Diane Varner
- Emmanuel Coupe
- Emmanuele Sordini
- Gerard Therin
- Ian Plant
- Jean-Philippe Poli
- Jerome Guillaumot
- Jim Richardson
- John Shaw
- Joseph Rossbach
- Marc Adamus
- Marsel van Oosten
- Michael Reichmann
- Milko Marchetti
- Moose Peterson
- Philippe Clément
- Richard Bernabe
- Richard Reynolds
- Russ Barker
- Tim Parkin
- Vincent Munier
- William Neill

