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Las Golondrinas
Location: Barcelona
Note: Night photo, Barcelona seaport, using seaport lights and moonlight.
INDUSTAR-50 1: 3,5 F = 5cm P M39 Kit with 3 Macro tubes. *need adapter
To FULLY APPRECIATE THE CHARMING & ELEGANT FLIGHT POSTURE of this hovering Great Sapphirewing male, VIEW AT THE GIANT SIZE (903 x 1000) using the direct Flickr link: www.flickr.com/photos/neotropical_birds_mayan_ruins/15280...
GREAT SAPPHIREWING male Pterophanes cyanopterus, a high Andes hummingbird. This male Great Sapphirewing is seen hovering in a shady spot with sunlit vegetation in the background at the high altitude Yanacocha Reserve in northwestern Ecuador on September 30, 2014. The elevation here is 3,400 meters (11,155 feet).
The Great Sapphirewing hovers in the high Andes of Ecuador, Colombia, Perú, and Bolivia.
Un macho del colibrí Alizafiro Grande Pterophanes cyanopterus está cerniendose en la Reserva Yanacocha en las faldas occidentales de Volcán Pichincha en el noroccidente de Ecuador el 30 de septiembre de 2014. La altura aquí es 3,400 metros sobre el nivel del mar.
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Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas, NV
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Das Venetian Resort ist ein Hotel am Las Vegas Strip, das der italienischen Stadt Venedig nachempfunden wurde.
The Venetian Resort is a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, which was inspired by the Italian city of Venice.
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The first Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe (AT&SF) train arrived in Las Cruces on April 26, 1881 and passenger service continued until 1968. The first depot was a wood frame building that was later moved on flatcars down the line to Al Tuna (present day Anthony, TX). In 1910, this Mission Revival style depot was completed. The railroad lengthened the freight section in 1961 and freight trains stopped service to Las Cruces in 1988.
The Depot was purchased by the City of Las Cruces in 1992. The “live” tracks, west of the depot, are presently owned and operated by the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad Company. Freight trains still use the tracks, and all week long trains come from El Paso, Albuquerque and points beyond, delivering and picking up train cars for local and regional businesses