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This is a shot of the PA28 G-BRDG landing on runway 12 at Cardiff Wales Airport seen through a gruesome heat haze.
The pilot, Jack, is just completing his first solo flight, a significant milestone in every pilot's career.
The heat haze gives the pic the feel of an Impressionist painting
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The view from just past Scout Lookout, easterly towards Angels Landing in Zion National Park. This is the point where a large number of visitors become too frightened by the exposure of the trail. There is roughly 1000 feet of exposure on either side. If viewed at full size hikers can be seen along the trail.
Just a quick test of the new landing gear I made for this shuttle. This set is a bit more graceful than the ex-Trek ones I used for the mock ups. It's not set up correctly yet, I just wanted to see if it would even fit.
A Porter Airlines turboprop is shown landing on Runway 8 at Billy Bishop Toronto City Center Airport. Another Porter flight is taxiing out to the runway.
A seagull landing on the shoreline in Port Aransas, Texas.
Credit: Dallas Henderson
View all winning entries for the 2015 World Ocean Day photo contest on the National Ocean Service website.
Photos from the Seniors On The GO! hike of June 25, 2021. 24 of us hiked about 4 miles on the Headquarters Trail and the Brows Landing Trail. A great hike!
Graball Landing on the banks of the Tallahatchie River in Glendora, Mississippi, is where Emmett Till’s maimed and disfigured body was pulled from the river.
PrairieWalk Pond/Dragonfly Landing Information
PrairieWalk Pond – PrairieWalk Pond is a 4.5 acre recreational area in Downtown Lisle containing: a two acre pond with curving shoreline, scenic overlooks, lighted walking trails, fountains that turn color at night, a gazebo, seating areas, a preserved wetland, colorful native plantings, educational signage and a children's play area called Dragonfly Landing.
The length of the walking trail is about 1/3 of a mile, so three times around the pond is one mile.
Prairie Walk Pond was created to effectively manage downtown storm water, prevent flooding and facilitate quality downtown redevelopment. The pond is eight feet deep and holds 2.8 million gallons of water.
A $400,000 OSLAD (Open Space Acquisition Development) Grant from the Il Dept of Natural Resources helped transform the site into a wonderful recreational area for people of all ages
Dragonfly Landing – Children’s Play Area contains three “zones”
1 Nature Themed Play Area (tree house, cattail swingers, climbing frog, leaping lily pads)
2 Gathering Zone – Shelter with a living green roof and seating
3 Splash Pad – Giant flower misters, jet streams, water tunnel, water jelly and jets
Cost: All amenities are free to the public.
Parking: Free parking is available in the Garfield Parking Lot (observe signs). No parking on Garfield Avenue.
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