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Red River Delta and the scenery of rice fields, water buffalo and everyday Vietnamese village life, such a beautiful sight, like seeing a novel come alive.
This historic mill and surrounding houses are located along the Baltimore Pike in Glen Mills, PA. As the story goes it is haunted by a woman from the mid-1800s who lost her 15-year-old son in the civil war. She became so distraught she threw herself into the swiftly moving mill stream and drowned. I believe this house is the miller house where she lived if the story is authentic.
Welcome to Lecce the Baroque wonder of Apulia and depending on where you find parking this may be the first sight to greet you not Baroque itself but hinting at the wonderfully elegant viewing experience that awaits you.
The city gate pictured here is called Porto Napoli and was built to honor Charles V the Holy Roman Emperor of the day on his visit to the city, the gate itself was modeled after the Roman triumphant arches and certainly cast an impressive figure I am sure Charles was suitably impressed I know I was.
Lecce is well know to Italians but a hidden gem from tourists that flock the more well known parts of Italy which is not a shame in my opinion the city while filed with visitors during the high season doesn’t have that touristy feel and provides an authentic experience for those looking for one, I selfishly hope it remains somewhat unknown.
I took this on Sept 24, 2016 with my D750 and Nikon 24-85 f3.5-4.5 Lens at 24mm 1/50s f/18 ISO 360 processed in LR, PS +Lumenzia, Topaz , and DXO
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“It's ok to reinvent yourself as many times as it
takes to live out your most authentic self.”
― Nikki Rowe
For the Macro Mondays challenge "Fake". The pumpkin might be fake but the recipe for pumpkin pie is authentic. It's from the ancient Betty Crocker cook book I brought with me to Germany as a young bride.
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This is a DH.89 Dragon Rapide, an airliner from the 1930s. Seating 8 passengers, hundreds were built, and around 40 were obtained by the newly formed British European Airways in 1947. Rapides continued in regional airline service around the world for several decades, and many are still used for pleasure flights - they are certainly on offer at both Duxford and Old Warden.
If you've read this far, you may be wondering who Jemma Meeson is - turns out, she's the daughter of plane's owner, who also owns a well-known airline, Jet2. They don't fly Rapides, but if push comes to shove, they've always got this one in the back pocket....
Nice clear view of the pilot, who gave us an excellent display, but I think he ought to be wearing a peaked cap for that authentic period look.
Schon von weitem sichtbar erhebt sich Schloss Marienburg am Südwesthang des Marienbergs, rund 20 Kilometer südlich von Hannover und 15 Kilometer nordwestlich von Hildesheim. Die authentisch erhaltene Sommerresidenz der Welfen, dem ältesten Fürstenhaus Europas, zählt zu den bedeutendsten neugotischen Baudenkmälern Deutschlands.
Already visible from afar, Marienburg Castle rises on the southwest slope of the Marienberg, about 20 kilometres south of Hanover and 15 kilometres northwest of Hildesheim. The authentically preserved summer residence of the Guelphs, the oldest princely house in Europe, is one of the most important neo-Gothic architectural monuments in Germany.
he looks at you like he's seen a thousand stories and yours doesn't surprise him. the beard carries years. the hat carries weight. some faces demand attention without asking.
Iowa River Railroad 3802 has made the regular weekday run to Ackley with some tank cars of industrial strength corn squeezins and other byproducts. A warm day haze a lot of fog and haze hanging in the air as the snow is melting, but the sun has cut through. Here at a siding on the former Minneapolis and St. Louis Line just south of Ackley that serves as their interchange with the CN, the crew has run around their train and are sorting out their pick up to take back south with them. Soon they'll depart for the slow run over the roller-coaster line back to the Pine Lake Corn Processors plant near Cleves. I don't know my M&StL history well enough to know if that switch stand is authentic to their ownership of the line, but either way it's always a neat prop and I think the only one left on this short stretch of track.
The IARR 3802 was typically handling the train solo in this era because the railroad's GP30 was down for the count. Another similar sharp-looking GP38 would show up a few months after this photo was taken.
Do you ever find those places where it seems like you took a step back in time? A place uninterrupted by modern developments of civilization. That is what this place felt like to me, and I loved it! It is so sweet to find hidden gems like this where you can leave the world as we know it for a moment and can take time to soak it all in. These are the places that I feel like I grow closest to the Lord. I am so thankful that there are still places like this left and that He grants us time to go to them and rest in His presence and bask in His goodness!
Authentic boats with flat bottom from 1902.
Viewed in harbour Antwerp.
Authentiques bateux de pêche à fond plat de 1902.
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