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Schwalmen Duitsland.
De Kent-School ook bekend als Sint Josefsheim en het Nazi-klooster.
Bouw gestart in 1909 en tot 1939 als Sint Josefsheim, in 1939 zijn de kloosterlingen verdreven door het nazi regiem.
In 1955 gekocht door de Engelsen, eerst om dienst te doen als ziekenhuis. Later in 1963 als school en internaat voor de kinderen van britse militairen.
Sind 1991 staat het leeg. Complex is niet vrij toegankelijk.
Deze foto's zijn gemaakt tijdens een fototour.
The Great Stour, river in the county of Kent, England. It flows through The Weald, past Ashford, to Canterbury and Sandwich. Its floodplain is a silted marine inlet that, as the Wantsum Channel, separated the Isle of Thanet from the mainland until the 14th century.
A beautiful lichen on a fence near Borough Green in Kent! I think it may be Flavoparmelia soredians, but any ID help will be gratefully received :-)
UP 5531 leads a westbound domestic stack train past the Kent grain elevator through the tiny town of Watkins, IA on a frigid Sunday afternoon. Taken on 1/13/19.
Ide Hill offers impressive views of the Kent Weald, an area of semi-natural woodland lying on the steep sides of the Greensand Ridge with connections with the artist Samuel Palmer
Footpaths run along the ridge from east to west, with the thick flora occasionally allowing glimpses over mile upon mile of Kentish countryside away to the south.
Made up of ancient woodland dominated by oak and beech trees, at Stubbs Wood you’ll also find a lot of holly, whitebeam, ash, chestnut, hazel and rowan, set amongst a carpet of bluebells, wood sorrel and ramsons in spring.
Unusually for Kent, some areas of heathland are also present, made up of heather, bracken, bilberry, wavy hair grass and heath speedwell.
The site lies just a few hundred metres down Wheatsheaf Hill from Ide Hill, a National Trust woodland, and the two sites can be enjoyed together as part of a longer walk around the area, which can also take in a number of other woods and National Trust attractions.
The light was so beautiful in the darent valley kent - a perfect view of Eynsford village & its countryside
Edenbridge is a town and civil parish in the Sevenoaks district of Kent, England. Its name derives from Old English Eadhelmsbrigge (meaning "Eadhelm's Bridge"). It is located on the Kent /Surrey border on the upper floodplain of the River Medway and gives its name to the latter's tributary, the River Eden. The town has a population of around 9,000..
Schwalmen Duitsland.
De Kent-School ook bekend als Sint Josefsheim en het Nazi-klooster.
Bouw gestart in 1909 en tot 1939 als Sint Josefsheim, in 1939 zijn de kloosterlingen verdreven door het nazi regiem.
In 1955 gekocht door de Engelsen, eerst om dienst te doen als ziekenhuis. Later in 1963 als school en internaat voor de kinderen van britse militairen.
Sind 1991 staat het leeg. Complex is niet vrij toegankelijk.
Deze foto's zijn gemaakt tijdens een fototour.
Kent Falls, located in the northeastern section of the town of Kent, Connecticut, is a series of waterfalls on a mountain stream known as Falls Brook. The waterfalls drop 250 feet in under a quarter mile, with the biggest fall dropping approximately 70 feet.
Spuckle Wood is prety wild with trees left to decay and paths often overgrown or blocked by trunks and branches but this elivens the feeling of a wild and unspoilt Kent chalk valley Bluebell woods......
It has one of only two piers in Kent, water sports, a promenade and a long stretch of pebble beach; what’s more, Deal beach is just a short stroll from a range of quirky cafes, unique shops and indulgent restaurants.
Fishing along the pier, crazy golf, paddling, swimming and sailing are all on the agenda in vibrant Deal, so roll up a beach towel, soak up the sights and start exploring this lovely coastal town
This one was taken at Kent falls,Connecticut.
Tried low shutter speed to get water fall effect.
Fall color has started and leaves are seen in various colors.
Photographed using Nikon D60 and Nikon 18-55mm VR lens
Explored! Best Position # 132
And now for something completely different.... an East Kent mini van in National white livery in Folkestone bus station.
Once the first expansion north of the QEW by the town of Oakville, Kent Gardens has changed a lot since the mid-century. Although there are still weird pockets of those first homes and apartments.
Nikon F5 - AF Nikkor 24mm 1:2.8 (Yellow-12) - ORWO Wolfen NP100 @ ASA-100
Compard R09 Spezial (1+39) 5:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC