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It was a fairly cool and cloudy day so no one was sitting out in the garden at the Mussel Inn (www.musselinn.co.nz/). This eating place is really popular and has a lovely house, garden with statues and composting toilet! We had met a young Swiss cyclist who had been riding around NZ for the last 3 months at the Holiday Park we were staying out. We met her again here in the Mussel Inn and treated her to a traditional NZ pavlova dessert. To those who don't know what Pavlova is I will attach a recipe. Both NZ and Australia claim the dessert as their own!
www.taste.com.au/recipes/pavlova-3/e62d3cc8-a69d-4ae3-8a6...
Padstow
Situated on Lanadwell Street, a short walk from the harbour. The London Inn opened in 1803, it was originally three fisherman’s cottages. It took its name from an old local sloop.
It is a traditional Cornish pub, serving the largest selection of cask ales in Padstow, it has three en-suite bed and breakfast rooms and a restaurant.
Along with the Golden Lion pub which is behind me to the left, the two premises always have a magnificent display of flowers outside during the summer months.
It’s hard to believe they’ve had to paint double yellow lines outside, given the width of the street, my back is against the wall on the opposite side. That said there’s always the idiot or two who will think it a good idea to park there.
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This inn is located right beside Fingle Bridge and the River Teign in Dartmoor National Park. At the top of the steep hill behind the inn is the site of an old iron age hill fort by the name of Prestonbury Castle.
The Satellite Inn in Alamagordo, New Mexico. Alamagordo is home to the Holloman Air Force Base and the nearby White Sands Missile Range, hence the name of this establishment. However, that sculpture on top of the sign looks to me like a model of an atom, not a satellite! Nevertheless, it does make the sign, don’t you think?
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The deck of the Old Faithful Inn at Yellowstone is a fine place to have a coffee in the morning. In the distance you can see the geyser for which the hotel is named.
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Innsbruck é uma cidade no oeste da Áustria, capital do estado do Tirol. Ela é atravessada pelo rio Inn, de onde tem seu nome. A palavra bruck tem sua origem na palavra de língua alemã Brücke, que significa "ponte", o que leva a cidade a chamar-se "Ponte do Rio Inn". Localizada no vale do Inn, a cidade está no meio de altas montanhas, como o Nordkette (Hafelekar, 2.334 m) ao norte, o Patscherkofel (2.246 m) e o Nockspitze (2.403 m) ao sul.
O rio Inn cruza a cidade de Innsbruck...
This was the shot from the Dixie Inn that made it worth the barking dog for me. After doing a few lighting tests, I noticed the projection that was occurring on the left side of the building. That ended up becoming the focal point of my mission to photograph this night photographer favorite.
Lit with the Protomachine LED 2, the night after October's full moon.
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This is the beautiful hotel we stayed in while we were in Maine. Luckily, we were able to get a room in the original building - the wing was added much later. Our room was just to the left of the big balcony on the front.
The rounded part of the inn is "The Reading Room," the fantastic restaurant at the inn. Every meal was eaten in front of the windows looking out at Frenchman Bay - very beautiful, very romantic.
By the way, I was never able to get a picture when it wasn't low tide; the timing just never worked out. Either we were sleeping or in the park climbing on big rocks...
The Lighter Inn, Topsham Quay, on a hot summer's afternoon, with many of the customers taking advantage of the weather.
Dated J J E G 1733. 2-storey and attic, 4-bay stuccoed with crowsteps. Ground floor altered as public house. 1 large Victorian canted dormer; slated roof.
Formerly the Red Lion Inn. Apparently "Stirling's oldest alehouse."
Passau vom Mariahilfberg aus gesehen - unten der Inn mit Rathausturm, Studienkirche St.Michael, Gymnasium Leopoldinum, Schaiblingsturm und Kloster Niedernburg. Darüber die Veste Oberhaus.
In Pipestone Minnesota. Built of locally quarried quartzite. Rumor has it the Inn is haunted, although we had no luck meeting the ghost. (Or ghosts).
Ex SR Rebuilt Light Pacific 4-6-2 No. 34046 Braunton, heads north through Tram Inn south of Hereford working the 1Z50 Bournemouth Shrewsbury Welsh Marches Saphos tour. 27 August 2025.
Today is door and window day. This is one I thought I posted almost a year ago but I hadn't. So here's a door at the historic Mission Inn in Riverside, California.
I shot this from Beehive Geyser. I have always stayed at the Old Faithful Inn when I went to Yellowstone.
I like staying there because I can walk to the geysers in the Upper Geyser Basin, and they are among the top ones in the park.
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The Railroad Series
Sunday, June 11, 2016
Nickle Plate Berskshire 765
Varsity Steam Excursion
Wisconsin & Southern Railroad
McHenry County, Illinois
Olympus E-P5
Olympus M.Zuiko 40-150mm f/4-5.6 R zoom
ISO 800 -- f/6.3 -- 1/000 -- 49mm
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Ancient, cramped and, above all, unspoiled, The Bell, in Berkshire has been around since 1340. It has been in the same family for 200 years.
The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn is one of the four Inns of Court in London to which barristers of England and Wales belong and where they are called to the Bar.
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Taken in "Pequena Tiradentes Inn", Tiradentes, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
(central lane)
Over the last 9 months, with some crazy life stuff going on, ive had very little chance to add to flickr. The main thing taking my build time though, was this behemoth. It was originally designed by Corvus Auriac MOCs for a client as a digital commission, before it came to me for re-engineering and a set of buildable instructions designed for it. This was such an amazing and grand project, starting at 12,000approx pieces, and ending with a grand total of 18,500approx once the interiors, modularisation and landscaping was done. I designed removable frames for the left and right edges, so its able to continue on, should the grand new owner decide it needs further landscape/town. it came to a total of 1697 pages for the instruction booklet. Quite a hefty and ultra enjoyable project and super pumped to have been brought on board for it! All the parts were sourced in one order by Aussie Brickster, on Bricklink.. it has been such a great and international team effort!