Photo: Martin Voltri

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Ascend

Surfest 2012 - Merewether Beach, Newcastle NSW

Clicked at Phoenix Mall, Pune.

Franck Lubicz (guitar Lead).

Ascenders @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy (Geneva), Switzerland, 24.08.2019.

(c) Christophe Losberger

Amelie on the tricky section to the third summit

Beehive Trail @ Acadia National Park, Maine

Raoul Conus (guitar), Franck Lubicz (guitar Lead).

Ascenders @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy (Geneva), Switzerland, 24.08.2019.

(c) Christophe Losberger

Thought I would give this "Amazing Cirlcle" technique a try... Source was a golden crucifix inside the "Gedaechnis Kirche", a chuch in Berlin...

ascending

A worn stone stairway beckons toward the wall beyond at Ft. Tryon, NY.

Thaddeus Lowe ascended to 500' on the National Mall on June 18, 1861 and sent the first air to ground telegraph message to President Lincoln sharing what he could see and offering his services and observation balloon to support the war effort.

Re-enactors, Smithsonian staff and volunteers demonstrated an American Civil War-era balloon n the National Mall June 11, 2011 in Washington, DC, near where in 1861 Professor Thaddeus Lowe showed the technology to o President Lincoln as a potential tool for spying on Confederates.

Photo by Michael Patris.

Chattanooga is home to many artists whose work is displayed throughout the downtown area. Here is a sculpture named "Ascending Path" that frames our city quite nicely. The sculpture is a 12 foot tall bridge with 7 bronze figures representing the Trail of Tears and the African American contraband camp that was close to the site of Renaissance Park, where this artwork is located.

Artists: Aaron Hussey and Brad Bourgoyne of Baton Rouge, La.

Image Credit: ASEAN Secretariat / Kusuma Pandu Wijaya

Ascending to the highest point on Whale Rock, Island in the Sky, Canyonlands National Park, Utah. For more information, visit www.annestravels.net/whale-rock-canyonlands/

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to wallpapering... rotate at your taste ;-)

Looking down the northeast slope from the summit of Mt. Fuji a little after sunrise.