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Three rivers by empresswu designs
Three rivers, a photo by empresswu designs on Flickr.

Today, we were in Passau, Bavaria (Germany) where the Inn, Danube and Ilz Rivers meet - the three different colours of the waters are easily seen. The lightest - Inn, the darker blue - Danube and the darkest (just visible in the lower right hand corner)- Ilz. Just across the river is the Austrian border. This photo was taken about 6pm after a day walking amongst the tree tops in the Bavarian National Park - what a beautiful part of Germany!

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