This is the second in a short series of posts in which I will show you some photos of Germany which I made during the holidays.

As I told you in my previous post I went to Germany for the holidays. I went there with a bunch of friends.
We had loads of fun doing all kinds of things. We’ve ‘hiked’ through nature, we’ve done ‘safaris’ in wild-parks, we’ve visited towns and cities and we got lost in the woods in the middle of the night.
Now I’m not going to bore you with all of the stories (although that last one was rather funny) but I will show you some of the pictures I made during some of these trips.

The lodging we lived in during our vacation was located in the Vulkaneifel, a very beautiful, inactive volcano area in Germany.
Volcano soil is very fertile so everything grows well which results in a lot of vegetation. The dead volcano craters are usually filled with water. These volcano lakes are really beautiful as the water is very blue and there’s usually a lot of trees and other vegetation around them which makes for nice pictures.
Also, apart from the craters, there are quite a lot of mountains on which you have a brilliant view.

These pictures were all made around a group of 3 of these volcano lakes.

– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Weinfelder Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany – Weinfelder Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany
– Weinfelder Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany – Weinfelder Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany
– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Gemündener Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany – Gemündener Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Gemündener Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany – Gemündener Maar, Vulkaneifel, Germany
– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany	– Vulkaneifel, Germany – Vulkaneifel, Germany