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Île de Ré (France)
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Este ano descobri este lugar, um lugar que adoro onde se ouvem passarinhos e se respira ar puro.
Gostava de ver esta paisagem todas as manhãs.
This year i've found this place, a place where we can hear birds and breathe fresh air.
I wish i could see this every mourning when i opened my eyes.
Passira - PE, Brasil.
"Que os vossos esforços desafiem as impossibilidades, lembrai-vos de que as grandes coisas do homem foram conquistadas do que parecia impossível." [Charles Chaplin]
"What your efforts to challenge the impossibilities, remember that the great things of man were conquered what seemed impossible." [Charles Chaplin]
"Shadow of the Tomb Raider"
-10240x4320 (SRWE hotsampling)
-Camera Tools by Otis_Inf
-AR Unlocker by IDK31
-In-game Photomode
Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Southbound Freight Train heads back to Aberdeen, NC. from Fayetteville, NC.
The Arado Ar 196 was the most extensively used German seaplane in WWII. Serving in every German theater of operation throughout the war, these aircraft held a myriad of roles like reconnaissance, coastal patrol, and couriering. The planes were used by large ships like the Bismarck, Tirpitz, and Admiral Graf Spee as well as by shore patrol units. Although these aircraft worked in close cooperation with the German navy, they were still operated and commanded by the air force.
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I tried keeping the color palette here "classic" by making use of common system colors. I like the way the plane "pops" and I want to do this more often. I also simplified the layout of the pontoon struts slightly because I didn't want to make that area look too messy at this scale and it'd be slightly more fragile.
Sha'ar HaGai in Hebrew, Bab al-Wad in Arabic, (lit. Gate of the Valley), is a point on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway, 23 km from Jerusalem, where the road begins to ascend through a deep valley flanked by steep rocky slopes.
The Jaffa–Jerusalem road was initially made accessible for wheeled vehicles by the Ottomans in 1867 and since then served as the main highway to Jerusalem. The journey from Jaffa to Jerusalem was reduced, thanks to this upgrade, from three to two days and Bab al-Wad became the one place where travellers had to stop for the night. For this purpose, the Ottomans built there an inn or caravansary.
During the 1947–48 Civil War in Mandatory Palestine and into the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, this area and the nearby police fort at Latrun saw fierce fighting between Arab forces and Jewish convoys on the way to blockaded Jerusalem. Bab al-Wad changed hands between the Arab Liberation Army supported by Arab irregulars, and Jewish Palmach and Haganah units, until April 20 1948, when the Arabs recaptured the heights around Bab al-Wad closing off the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem road.
After the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, when the Latrun area was captured by Israel, the main Tel Aviv–Jerusalem highway was once again constructed on the shortest route past Latrun and Sha'ar HaGai.