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Little pond at Vondelpark landscape on sunny summer day in Amsterdam, Netherlands

A landscape of a beautiful pond at Vondelpark lined with colorful trees and old buildings during autumn with reflections in Amsterdam South

Fall Color Foliage Hits Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania.

Park Leopold next to European Parliament building with autumn leaf color in Brussels. . Green Grassand tree with yellow leaves anf evergreen trees ( Spruce and taxus tree). White goose (or swans) on shore

Tranquil lake reflecting autumn trees and historic buildings in urban park. Peaceful city landscape with calm waters and vibrant foliage. Perfect scene for nature and city harmony.

Open Air Theater At The Oosterpark Amsterdam The Netherlands 28-11-2018

$Sources on the Clitunno, Campello sul Clitunno, Perugia, Umbria, Italy, Europe:\nThey are formed by underground springs that emerge from cracks in the rock through numerous springs, identifiable, at times, at the bottom of the lake.$

Park in Berlin, water, trees and autumn time, urban recreation. Germany park.

Decksteiner Weiher with swans in the City forest of Cologne

Amazing park next to the EU building in Brussels with a pond and white swans. Late autumn in Brussels( many trees naked. Orange colors of autumn in Brussels

Manhattan, New York City. Nature of Central Park in the autumn.

Village pond with reflections of colorful trees in the water, an old church in the background and reed in the foreground.

$Zwolle downtown district view at the Sassenpoort during a a nice fall day. Seen from above we can see the luscioius fall foliage on the trees with various historical buildings in the background. The Sassenpoort was constructed in the 14th century, specifically between 1406 and 1409, and served as one of the main entrances to the fortified city of Zwolle. It was built as part of the city's defensive walls and was primarily used to control access into the city, as well as to protect its inhabitants from potential threats.\n\nThe gate's name, \$