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The Port Of La Rochelle France - La Pallice.
Not a very nice looking port,very industrial and about 5 miles from town.
I had been off the ship into town and enjoyed what i seen in La Rochelle.
Standing on the cabin balcony i could see in the distance all this dust and hear noise so i zoomed in onto this and timed it just right.
A mechanical arm grabber was grabbing stones and dumping them down a metal funnel then the dust appeared.
It was some distance away so very pleased with the zoom and quality.
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These are everywhere in Stockholm right now. They still don't cause disorder but in worst case they might start to pile up. Luckily they have a sturdy parking mode and don't seem to fall easily.
Someone felt this was a good place to leave it and...walk from here? Not sure how people reason about where to pick up and where to leave them. I don't feel the need to use one, but you never know. Suddenly I stand on one trying to save a few minutes. :) ...no
There must arise a logistical challenge for whomever is responsible for recharging these things scattered around town. Are they trackable? How climate smart is it to constantly drive around collecting them? The customers hardly think it's their task to bring them to a service station when needed. The kick bikes end up like this. In the middle of a bridge :)
“I was lucky enough to travel with my parents my whole life. They took me on my first trip abroad when I was 9 months old. We were travelling outside of France three to four times each year; until I moved out and went on travels of my own. My parents were quite well off and they could have easily spent their money on fancy cars and expensive designer clothes but they had a passion for travelling and discovering foreign cultures. I remember amazing destinations like China, Egypt, Greece, the US… I spent my youth learning about new cultures, languages, food and meeting new exciting people. They eventually gave me the travelling bug. I left home, France, seven years ago and kept jumping from one country to another before settling in England. I think travelling makes you more flexible, open-minded, humble and brave. What I cherish the most from all these epic adventures are the long lasting friendships I made along the way. We’re all different yet all kick-ass little human beings!“
This is my younger daughter. We were at a cemetery in Sacramento recently and while we were waiting to meet up with some other relatives we went out to explore. We found this amazing, vibrant gingko tree. Surrounded by fir trees it was especially vivid.
Sacramento, CA
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I don't think that egrets have spurs, but their toenails look like they can scratch.
This image is part of an Album, showing the complete fight sequence between two snowy egrets:
www.flickr.com/photos/dcstep/albums/72157719233646075/wit...
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Time has given this KICK some interesting texture. Better viewed: LARGE
Benched in Los Angeles County, CA
nothing like a hot cup of fresh, delicious, rich and hearty, perfectly sweetened java to put a kick into your day...
this is my siter cita. i told her to kick the camera...my focus was supposed to be on the sole of the boot...but i liked the way it came out anyway....she's such a willing subject... :-)))
6.18.2009
Urbex in Detroit with Terry - powerbooktrance
2 Cities. 2 Days. 2 Guys. 2 Cameras. All urbex.
Viel Spaß hatten wir beim Shooting mit Laura, die viel Unsinn begeistert mitmachte. Danke auch an Jean!
Camera: Ricoh GR
The male Onagers* had been pestering this female, who took exception to this and tried to kick him on several occations
*See Wilkipedia link on more inforation on Onagers en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onager
Given that there endangered because of hunting and loss of habitat having a breeding population in captivity just goes to show why Zoos are so important for conservation.