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San Francisco’s Seal Rocks rise from the Pacific Ocean surf just off the shore of Lands End as the sun begins to set on the western edge of the city.
DUNRAVEN PASS IS THE HIGHEST ROAD IN YELLOWSTONE. IT WAS CLOSED TWO YEARS FOR MAINTENANCE. WE WERE LUCKY TO HAPPEN UPON IT THE FIRST DAY IT WAS OPENED TO THE PUBLIC. IT HAD BEEN SNOWING A LOT THE PREVIOUS DAYS AND THE DRIVING WAS RATHER TREACHEROUS. THE WEATHER TURNED BAD AGAIN THE NIGHT WE DROVE IT AND IT WAS CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF OUR VISIT.
WE GOT LUCKY.
THIS RIDE HAS BOTH ENCLOSED GONDOLAS AND OPEN AIR BENCHES. ALTHOUGH I HATE HEIGHTS, I CHOSE THE BENCH SEAT RATHER THAN SHOOT THROUGH SCRATCHED AND CLOUDY PLEXIGLASS.
THE WILLIS TOWER (FORMERLY THE SEARS TOWER) ON THE LEFT IS 108 STORIES HIGH.....311 SOUTH WACKER ON THE RIGHT IS 65 STORIES HIGH.
This hydrant is at the base of a huge water tower. The tower is to be painted, inside and out. Although the tower was not nearly full, well over 250,000 gallons of water were drained and spilled onto the streets of our neighborhood. This single hydrant handled all of it......took all day.
THE REMAINS OF A DEAD TREE FOUND NEAR WINDY POINT ON THE CATALINA HIGHWAY IN THE CORONADO NATIONAL FOREST NEAR TUCSON.
Façade du Centre national d'art et de culture Georges-Pompidou
Place Georges-Pompidou
75004 Paris
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