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Looking towards the waterfall from the footpath used to approach it. Daniel Boone National Forest, late January 2011.
I'm standing on the Halsted St./Pilsen station platform. I'm standing on the yellow paint. As the train approaches, I decided it would be good if I stepped further away from the edge. I got a big whoosh nonetheless.
I'm looking West and the buildings to the North are the fake lofts at University Village, part of the UIC South Campus.
This is a small sand island about the size of a king sized bed in Biscayne Bay that is submerged at high tide. This is in Miami, Florida.
This is called the Crown of Thorns, this is at Oral Roberts Campus here in Tulsa. This was with cheap Walgreens film, although it was made by Agfa.
Camera = Minolta SRT-101.
66197 approaches Nuneaton 25 mins late heading UK Railtour's "Ferry-Go-Round" railtour on Saturday 20th October 2012. With a 15 min stop at Crewe cut to 2 mins we were back on time by the reversal at Ditton sidings.
Meeting of the Western Museums Association's Program Committee at the Getty Center (March 19-20, 2010) thanks to co-chairs Merritt Price and Jacqueline Cabrera, preparing for WMA Portland75
The approach to Ibrox from the subway station - the North East side. The clouds looked threatening, but it didn't actually rain until later in the day.
I understand that a man and woman got married, both dressed as grooms, and everyone else in the wedding party wore a wedding dress. Spectacular!
Four brass bands took over Fort Greene Park. The Hungry March Band, the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, the What Cheer? Brigade, and A Lesser Panda, four of the most titanic, charismatic, enigmatic, never sycophantic, and always up your antic brass bands the Northeast has to offer. It'll make you want to have grandkids so you can tell them about it.
All hyberbole aside, yeah!
As it approached midnight we got increasingly silly, loud, and destructive in my kitchen. This is my sister dancing with a yoga ball. Pretty fun night for a NYE in! They had to leave this morning for the airport at around seven a.m. In the process they set off our burglar alarm.
I just woke up for the day and it is 10:30 and I believe I drank the least out the four of us. I feel bad for their traveling hangovers.
Soon after, a thunderstorm of epic proportions hit our camp and sent tarps, tents, and people flying.
The approach to Dingle's par five 13th - a dogleg that gives you the opportunity to cut the corner (and hit over the horse)
Approaching the entrance to Havana Harbor at dawn. The channel leading to the inner harbor is narrow and long, making it very defensable. On the left is the Castillo de los Tres Reyes Del Morrow. On the right is the Malecon, the long walkway along the coast.
Taken by my wife as we crossed the Second Severn Crossing back into England. It costs £5.70 to get into Wales, but it's free to get back!!!
The crossing is 3.2 miles long, consisting of a single central navigation span over the "Shoots" channel and approach viaducts on either side. The Shoots channel is the deepest section along the width of the Severn Estuary, and a longer span was required to ease the passage of shipping under this section. The central bridge section, called the Shoots Bridge, is of cable-stayed design and the central span (between the bridge pylons) is 456.3 m in length. The approach viaducts are of a segmental bridge design. Its Welsh end is near Sudbrook, Monmouthshire and its English end at Severn Beach in South Gloucestershire. The crossing forms a gentle S shape and near the English side crosses over the top of the Severn Tunnel.
The sides of the bridge are fitted with special railings to reduce lateral wind loads coming from the Severn Estuary onto the traffic and this has reduced the number of times that speed restrictions have been needed. The overall design of the new crossing makes it more resistant to high winds than the old Severn Bridge.
A trip to the wonderful Lofoten Islands for hiking and the midnight sun.
After a night in Oslo we flew to Bodo to catch a ferry to Svolvaer, where spent our first days exploring.