A Virtual Tour of Germany | The Wadden Sea: Mudflats, Halligen and Sandy Beaches
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2020
- Did you have to cancel your trip to Germany due to the coronavirus crisis? Why not come along on a virtual tour? DW presenter Nicole Frölich visits the Wadden Sea. She digs up sandworms, enjoys a shrimp sandwich, visits a secluded islet, and tries sand yachting.
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Looks like a gorgeous place for a family holiday. Away from the hustle-and-bustle of city life. A suggestion to the producers. At the very beginning of the video, give us a map of Germany and highlight the area / region that will be focused on. Its for us that do not live in Germany or know Germany well. Otherwise, I love your presentations.
I did have to cancel my April 2020 trip to the Wadden Sea. Keeping my fingers crossed that I'll finally see it for myself in 2021.
Let's all hope for 2021!
Going to visit in three weeks
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This video is very interesting for me.
Thank you!
Can you do the Dutch wadden next?
2100 halligen island will be gone???
Many halligen islands have gone and come back. A lot of them turned into peninsulas, only to be swallowed by the sea a few years later.
If you were to take a peek at historical maps, you'd see that most of the Wadden Sea coastline is non-static and subject to change by the powers of the tides -- all the way from the Netherlands to Denmark.
But yes, you are still absolutely correct. There won't be any halligen islands left in 2100. I live about 100km from the coastline and my town will probably be gone by then as well if people don't improve.
God, it looks like England.