Where snowy peaks touch the sky

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During my ski holiday last week in Kals am Großglockner, I captured a series of images that reflect the beauty of this area.

Kals lies in East Tyrol, at the foot of Austria’s highest mountain, the majestic Großglockner (3,798 m). With around 1,100 inhabitants, it remains one of the more peaceful ski destinations in the Alps.

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We had some nice days with blue skies which contrast beautifullly with the white peaks of the mountains.


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On the ski slopes I had some nice see-thoughs on the mountain peaks too.


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From the mountain slopes, you can look down on the small village, covered in snow.


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Here's a view from one of the ski slopes.


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We had some ovecast days with a lot of fresh snow, but also some clear blue skies.


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The church in the middle of the town.


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A cross on a snow-covered rock in a local fountain.



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