As of: February 26, 2024, 4:13 p.m
By: Armin T. Linder
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Wow, impressive pictures!
A Schlager celebrity enjoys the power of the North Sea and the sunrise there.
She is by no means on vacation there.
St. Peter-Ording - The North Sea is a place of power for many people.
Even for celebrities.
This was shown, for example, by the fact that a sick celebrity recently visited the coast there to recharge his own batteries.
Now another music star greets you from the North Sea.
We're talking about Beatrice Egli (35).
Beatrice Egli enjoys the sunrise in St. Peter-Ording on the North Sea
The pop singer loves nature, which is always noticeable when she shows herself hiking in her home country of Switzerland via Instagram.
Now they went up north: Egli reports from St. Peter-Ording with impressive photos.
“Start your day right,” she writes about the series of pictures.
“A Sunday with sunrise by the sea!
If this isn’t perfect.”
Egli was up at a very early hour so that he could watch the sunrise on the beach, wrapped up thickly.
The three pictures in total (you can see more by swiping/clicking on the arrows) are sure to excite your fans.
“Beautiful pictures of you!”, “Wow, how fantastic” and “A wonderful sunrise by the sea, enjoy the day and unwind!” are the comments.
“Rosenheim Cops” star Karin Thaler also leaves a “like”.
Beatrice Egli in St. Peter-Ording on the North Sea - but not for vacation
Some locals also have their say.
Of course, St. Peter-Ording (“SPO” for short) is known to many North Sea fans.
“Welcome to SPO” and “In February to SPO?!
Respect!” it says.
The official account of the St. Peter-Ording Tourism Center also reacts and writes: “Nice to see you in St. Peter-Ording!”
Beatrice Egli works where others go on vacation.
© Screenshots Beatrice Egli on Instagram
By the way, Beatrice Egli didn't just go there to vacation, as can be seen from her Instagram story.
There you can find out that rehearsals are the reason for staying in St. Peter-Ording.
That doesn't mean that you can't combine work with a little fun.
Egli sees it that way too.
“So nice to work in such a special setting,” she writes about a two-person selfie with a colleague.
And “I can’t get enough of all the colors” to a photo of herself on the beach.
There are certainly worse places to do your job.
Meanwhile, a catering institution on Sylt has closed down - and many are reacting with regret.
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