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The MD10 - Johanna Hendrika in 1897 built at the yard Rijkee & Co. Katendrecht for longline fishing. The principal was the company C. Kolff and Zn. Middelharnis.
Source and more info (in Dutch): De Menheerse Werf
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Long, straight, borded by cypress trees - another very typical and charming road setup in Tuscany.
Lang, schnurgerade und mit Zypressen gesäumt - ein weiteres typisches und bezauberndes Straßenbild der Toskana.
January 2016 - long before the Coronavirus emerged from this city in Hubei.
This is the eastern entrance to Han Street (漢街), a 1.5 km long commercial street and pedestrians zone in Wuhan's Wuchang District, on the south bank of the Chu River.
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Een hele fijne jaarwisseling, en een goed begin van 2016.
A very nice New Year Eve, and a good start of 2016.
Guten Rutsch und ein Glückliches Neujahr!
My last sunrise photo from 2015
Tomorrow I have the early shift, no possibility to take photos
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Malbork Castle was built in the 13th century by The Order of the Teutonic Knights of St. Mary's Hospital in Jerusalem. It is the biggest brick castle complex in Europe and according to some calculations ( no doubt disputed by others! ) - the biggest castle in the world by surface area ( 143,691 sq meters ) - www.touropia.com/largest-castles-in-the-world/
UNESCO World Heritage site ref. 847 - whc.unesco.org/en/list/847
If interested, you can read about the history of the Order and the Castle here www.zamek.malbork.pl/index.php?p=muzeum&a=historia&am...
I wish I had a chance to take a photo of this magnificent structure at blue hour, with the night-time illuminations on, but in the summer months it becomes dark only at around 10pm, so it was just too much to ask of my travel companions to hang around as it took us over an hour to get there.
Fergus (2011 population 19,126)[1] is the largest community in Centre Wellington, a township within Wellington County in Ontario, Canada. It lies on the Grand River about 25 km north of Guelph
Heritage Small Town
El complejo del templo del Buda reclinado está formado por numerosos templos y construcciones, a cual más hermosa.
Las pagodas están decoradas con coloridos mosaicos,
decoraciones ejecutadas minuciosamente a base de pequeños cristales o piezas de colorida cerámica que dotan al conjunto de una belleza difícilmente descriptible.
Munich's resident "cowboy". He looks sort of bored - but then, his herd never moves...
The Rinderhirt is part of the Rindermarkt (= cattle market) ensemble of cattle and their herder. The entire ensemble intends to remember the times when the Rindermarkt was a place to trade cattle.
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Flickr friends, a windstorm knocked out my Internet all day on Saturday, and my service has only now been restored, so I have fallen behind on comments. I'll be looking to catch up with your latest images on Sunday.
The rococo interior of the St. Dionys (St. Denis) abbey church.
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Some savvy Schiedam sheep lining up for a portait at Midden Delfland.
Well... there is always the odd one out :-)
Note: decided to change the title form "Nobody Move!" to "Freeze": credits to Ger Veuger :-)
I saw this bird in Colombia and its one of the few birds that I also saw in Costa Rica. I was surprised how little overlap there was.
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pokanne oldest Ballroom
The design of this venue was inspired by the Doge's Palace in Venice, built in the elaborate Venetian Gothic style. When it was completed in 1908, the Hall of the Doges was called the most opulent ballroom north of San Francisco. During the 2002 restoration, the Hall of The Doges was lifted intact by crane to become the only "flying ballroom" in the world. When the new building was erected, the ballroom was carefully placed back into the new structure as the foyer to the Grand Pennington Ballroom.
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Pirates game in PNC Park viewed from Mt.Washington.
Pittsburgh, PA
SONY RX100M3
8 sec
Nordic Walking Cheetah style
Ndutu NCA, Tanzania
Better be watched by an animal than a nosy man.
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifeteime, visit Africa, twice.
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Toruń is one of most attractive and historic towns in Poland.
It is famous for being the birthplace ( in 1474 ) of the Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus whose epochal book, De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium is universally regarded as the starting point of modern astronomy.
In 1997 the old medieval quarter of Toruń comprising the Old Town ( 1233 ), the New Town ( 1264 ) and the Teutonic Knights Castle ( mid 13th c. ) was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for having preserved almost intact its original medieval street layout. Toruń is full of Gothic monuments of architecture, all built of brick, such as the Town Hall, The Leaning Tower, numerous churches and many burgher houses around the central market square and the surrounding streets.
If you ever are in Gdańsk on the coast, I recommend driving down to Toruń - it's only 2hrs away on the motorway - the place has a great artistic atmosphere and a lively cafe scene.
Youssou N'Dour - 7 Seconds ft. Neneh Cherry
Sacro Monte di Varese ...laghi e giù fino al Monviso e oltre...