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Volcano Gorely: Crater lake and gases emitted by an active crater shot on an almost cloudless day. (Kamchatka, Russia)
Vent, nuages, fumée bleue, odeur du souffre et parfois - magnifique vue de cratère
Wind, clouds, blue smoke, smell of sulfur and sometimes - beautiful view of crater
Vėjas, debesys, mėlyni dūmai, sieros kvapas ir kartais - gražus kraterio vaizdas
Thunderstorms were on the way and I wanted to get down off the highest parts of Trail Ridge Road before they hit. I didn't check my camera settings and blew out most of the shots I took. I liked this one, though, because it looked like the faded images on the tourist information signs at the viewpoints.
The Gore Range is a 60 mile mountain range in north central Colorado and is host to many summits over 13,000' and 50 summits over 12,000'. This range is a favorite of world-class climbers since it is riddled with high, gnarled, tooth-like spires and dramatic serrated ridges. Taken from the Ute Pass Road north of Silverthorne, Colorado.
Looking south from the Gore Range Trail at the high point between Rock Creek Trail and Boulder Lake Trail.
I believe the mountain on the left is Mount Silverthorne and the mountains on the right are Mt Valhalla and Grand Traverse Peak.
Sized large for wallpaper, geo-tagged if you'd like to check the location. Enjoy.
Goring-by-Sea signal box by the Down line alongside Goring Street level crossing. Thursday 14th May 1987
Goring signal box was a London Brighton & South Coast Railway Company type 3b design fitted with a 20 lever Stevens Tappet frame (frame number 5979) built by signalling contractors Saxby & Farmer that opened in 1900 replacing an earlier signal box located diagonally opposite across the level crossing. The railway station was renamed from Goring to Goring-by-Sea on 6th July 1908, so presumably the signal box was renamed Goring-by-Sea around the same time. Closure came on 25th June 1988 when signalling between Goring-by-Sea and Angmering passed to the new signalling panel in Lancing signal box, the level crossing being controlled by closed circuit television
The signal box carried a British Rail corporate identity printed design nameplate
Ref no 07307
Goring Lock is a lock and weir situated on the River Thames in England at the Goring Gap in the Chiltern Hills. The lock is located on the Oxfordshire bank. It was first built in 1787.
I have lots of scraps from my asymmetric jumpers, and this gored skirt was the perfect use to make something useful out of all those extras.
St Bartholomew
Church of England
Chapel of Alnut's Hospital Almshouses
Henry Alnut Memorial
Died 1724
The founder of these Almshouses.
He was born in 1642 or 1643 and at the age of 19 began his studies in law at Queen's College in Oxford. After qualifying he became a lawyer of the Middle Temple in London. He was successful and amassed a considerable fortune.
He conceived the almshouse project and began building the almshouses at Goring Heath before his death. After his death his will provided funds for the completion of the almshouses and for the charity that still exists today.
Marcopolo bus1144 from Invercargill to Christchurch in front while 278 from Te Anau to Invercargill at rear in Gore