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There is no better relic of Greenwich Village’s café society than this lovely lair, filled with tiny marble-topped tables, iron-backed chairs, ornately carved wooden benches, gorgeous school of Caravaggio paintings, and other art pieces dating back to Renaissance Italy. Featured as a backdrop in classic New York movies like The Godfather and Serpico, the Village’s oldest coffeehouse (since 1927) has harbored bohemians for decades, most notably Beat Generation poets like Kerouac and Corso. The spot is also storied to have introduced cappuccino to New York when the original owner spent a then-ungodly $1,000 to import an espresso machine (the chrome-and-bronze beauty still on display) from Italy. While strong coffee drinks from macchiatos to hazelnut cappuccinos are what crowd the tables most, the café also serves satisfying crepes and omelettes, unremarkable pastas like penne in pesto, and serviceable sandwiches like warmed-over panini stuffed with good-quality mozzarella, pesto, and sweet red peppers. But the young bookworms, lovers, and nostalgic regulars prefer Italian pastries to go along with their joe, like the flaky sfogliatella, overstuffed with a mellow, creamy ricotta, the crispy cannolis dotted with chocolate chips, or fountain treats like banana splits generously topped with fresh whipped cream. Still, the careful coffeemaking and cursory menu items are beside the point: it’s the café’s lush, antique surroundings that draw devotees most. NY Magazine
I get my fav cappuccino in NY state & tomato soup, curl up in the corner of old-fashion Italian bench . . . And here I am somewhere between Beat Generation & Italy. God, I love this place! ❤️
The Traghetto is a two person operated Gondola that travels between two fixed points on the Grand Canal.
It's the most fun way to cross and more importantly only costs €2 (possibly the best value in the whole of Venice).
LoveShackFancy is by far the girliest and prettiest shop I have ever seen. King Street may be my new happy place.
Not quite the light at the end of a tunnel but here it was in the middle on the ceiling. Think the iPhone was slightly challenged in the dimly lit tunnel as the skin tones are not quite as I want them.
Billy one of our models from the Monday night photoshoot laid on by Windsor Photographic Society at the Railway Arches in Windsor. Great evening and a bit of a laugh at times.
Image info:- iPhone 13 Pro Max , taken under the arches of the railway into the central station at Windsor. Processed in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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Easy to see why this beach was named Pearl Beach, as it is a gem of the inner Brisbane Water just north of Patonga the Hawksbury River estuary and northern Sydney's Pittwater..
I'm sure the 'First Australians' had a similar idyllic sounding name though as far as I know it has not survived following British occupation.
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Original images shot in Dundee on my iPhone. Double exposures made in Photoshop.
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The Chapel of Light is a wedding and conference venue in the midst of manicured golf course fairways and impressive water features along with native forest along the fairway boundaries.
The impressive building was built in 2021 to house up to 80 guests and features floor to ceiling windows which overlook Tallwoods Golf Course.
The Chapel of Light, with its timber lined cathedral ceilings, elegant stained-glass windows, wooden pews and French doors, delivers a uniquely romantic ambiance.
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A very warm day and enjoyable social event, a break for coffee and cake plus ended at Indie Rabble micro-brewery under the arches at Windsor. Refreshing drink or two was very welcome.
Some iPhone shots from my OHNY tour of Thurgood Marshall Courthouse. Photography was not allowed on the tour, but we were allowed to use our phone cameras to shoot through the windows from the Library.
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The Manning River is the only River along the East Coast of Australia that has two entrances to the sea. Apart from this entrance here at Harrington the Manning also enters the sea via an alternate channel at Old Bar known as the Farquhar Entrance.
Both entrances have become shoaled up over the last 25 years making passage to sea virtually impossible for most marine craft.
Considering the significance of the Manning as one of Australia's leading wooden shipbuilding locations dating from to the 1840s (Pelican Shipyards) it's disappointing that the river has been allowed by NSW Governments to shoal up so badly down its former main channel that today no water runs to sea along the costly break wall built in the early 1900's.
The Manning River these days accesses the sea only over a wide but shallow 600-metre sandy shoal which is virtually impossible to navigate by even the smallest boat.
The reasons for the natural closing of the river are complex however some of the main reasons relate to hinterland land-clearing which has significantly increased erosion and the speed of drainage from the land to the river leading to increased deposition at the estuary mouth.
Another factor undoubtedly has been a lack of consistent floods of sufficient velocity and duration to reopen the closed off Harrington breakwall channel. While there's no doubt that climate change has played a part, the river's hydraulics has been also impacted by human intervention by the building of training walls.
Complex and poorly engineered breakwalls built long ago to train water flow appear to have failed, today with the river requiring significant and ongoing expensive dredging to maintain open deep channels to sea.
Local interest groups have been actively lobbying state and federal politicians seeking funding to dredge the river channels for many years and finally in March 2021, the NSW Government announced funding for the development of a strategic business case (SBC) that looks at options for a permanent entrance to the Manning River.
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