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Hattusa City
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“Final Frontier” by Thomas Bergersen from Sun/Two Steps from Hell
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Solaris outfits by Fallen Gods, Inc.
I took this picture from the finger of land that reaches out into Skaha Lake from Christie Memorial Provincial Park in Okanagan Falls. The piece of land was part of the Canadian Pacific Railroad wharf built in 1922 along with one in Keleden and in south Penticton. The wharves allowed the CPR to barge rail cars to Keleden and Okanagan falls from Penticton. In 1930 The CPR built the rail bed on the west side of Skaha Lake and no longer needed the wharves so they were dismantled.
haaaaaaaah ! this is da 1st 1 & ofc it's da last ( tubah )
Model (from another position ): شغف
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The setting sun gives a last glow to trees and a hut. The mountains of the Surselva, Switzerland provide a backdrop.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days of auld lang syne?
And days of auld lang syne, my dear,
And days of auld lang syne.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days of auld lang syne?
In Dublin Castle Christmas 2019 , Pre-Covid-19. They opened the castle to the public. Very interesting tour. I came across this dining table fully decked out and dressed for a special event . The photographer was just about to start his work, and gave me ' that look ' :) :)
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Roseate Spoonbill coming in to land after a day's foraging. Taken at Smith Oak's Rookery on High Island, Texas.
This is as big as our local aircraft get down here in Mount Gambier. When they come down from the north, they make a final banking turn that sees them pointing right at us before heading back up to the airport.
Taken just before a gentle golden sunset.
For the aircraft fans, I believe this is either a Saab 340A or Saab 340B.
Happy Nice Wonderful Clouds Tuesday!
Great Northern GP9 657 is pushed across U.S. Highway 2 in Evergreen on its way to its future display site in Kalispell. This section of track will soon be ripped up so this will likely be the last move over this bridge.
This is part of the old graveyard at the Parich Church of Glenorchy, Dalmally, Argyll, Scotland. I can think of worse places to be when I am in my final rest. This is a gorgeous cemetery to visit, very peaceful and calming.
sun setting over the cliffs, making a wonderful backlight to this line of washing....then a sudden splash with the incoming tide, giving it all a final rinse..
This is the last rose of the season, a florabuna ("Grand Prize"). This bush and the 10 others growing in my San Diego garden were trimmed back to bare canes this week. The rose bushes will rest for a few months and get ready to start the cycle anew in the spring.
Our friends undertook to walk the Cotswold Way in 6-7 mile sections; they began last April and walked the 102 miles in 17 stages. The final stage was completed yesterday with Di joining in for the 6th time. Rod couldn’t walk this section as he is recovering from an Achilles’ tendon injury so will be out of action for several more weeks, poor thing. Our friends have raised over £3000 for charity.
The end (or beginning) of the route is at Bath Abbey, seen here on a very busy Saturday. We celebrated with a rather special afternoon tea at a nearby cafe.
HSS!
Reprocessing an oldie but one of my favorite shots from the Grand Canyon. I remember arriving just as the sun was about to set. At the time it was completely overcast and completely dark. We parked and raced over to the rim to be greeted by this sudden break in the clouds. Was a perfect start to a trip into the Canyon.