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San Francisco and the Bay Bridge, from Berkeley, California
Eighteen stacked images, aligned and averaged.
An allée of London Plane trees, just like Paris!
One of the formal entries to the University of California at Berkeley campus. (and part of my normal morning walking trail)
I read recently that many of the formal parks in Paris favor London Plane trees in their allées.
Lead by three P&W B40's, #4003 - #4001 - #4006, a loaded unit ethanol train is seen rolling down the mainline through the village of Berkeley in Cumberland, RI. The "straight-railed" switch to the right used to serve KIK Custom Products, a long time customer of the Providence and Worcester Railroad.
April 2015
Cumberland, RI.
Berkeley campus, West Gate.
HBM!
When I came here two days later it was all blocked off with orange tape (temporarily!), as arborists were busy trimming the large deodar cedar looming over the bench. A necessary precaution, I'm sure!
Berkeley Castle is a castle in the town of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The castle's origins date back to the 11th century, being designated by English Heritage as a Grade I-listed building. The castle has remained in the possession of the Berkeley family since they reconstructed it in the 12th century, except for a period of royal ownership under the Tudors. Since 1956, Berkeley Castle has been open to visitors.
Berkeley Castle is een kasteel in de stad Berkeley, Gloucestershire, Engeland. De oorsprong van het kasteel gaat terug tot de 11e eeuw en is door English Heritage aangewezen als een Grade I-monument. Het kasteel is in het bezit gebleven van de familie Berkeley sinds ze het in de 12e eeuw herbouwden, met uitzondering van een periode van koninklijk bezit onder de Tudors. Sinds 1956 is Berkeley Castle opengesteld voor bezoekers.
The university bell tower (campanile) is seen just left of center. Shot from an off-shore park with a walking trail.
This view gives some idea of the situation of the "east bay cities" and their location between the water and the hills. Berkeley tends to have more trees than some other nearby cities, due to a policy of street planting.
Yellow 1960 Berkeley B105, WJN 896, being put through its paces on the speed hill climb at Prescott on 15.05.2022. The B95 and B105 models were launched at the 1959 Geneva Motor Show.