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Or so they say. And everyone has gone home to wait for 2019. Nothing like Cardinal baseball!
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Years ago I had a driver and he took me down the Oregon Coast looking for lighthouses.. We wound up going on into California and at this location there had been a lighthouse but I found out it had been moved to another location and the only thing left was a flag...I took a picture of the rock anyway..
I was invited to use Photoshop's new beta for the next update so I decided to put a lighthouse back using their new addition to PS called Generative Fill and it created the lighthouse for me from my word prompt..
Ezekiel 6:12 “The one who is far away will die by the plague, and the one who is near will fall by the sword, and the one who is being left behind and being spared will die by the famine, and I will complete My rage on them.”
EXPLORED ( Sep 19, 2011 #401 )
Karnaphuli Bridge.
Chittagong
Bangladesh.
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Saying good bye to Dusseldorf as the sun rises over the beautiful Rhein river, after having lived one of the most memorable weeks of my life.
Common crane. Graciously agreeing to spend a few moments on posing for a photo. The spouse is in charge, sitting on eggs.
St. Marie, Montana
St. Marie is one of the stranger and more surreal places I have been. And a hard place to try and get a handle on photographing. We were passing through, and need to go back with more time. It is a semi-ghost town. St. Marie is the dilapidated site of former Glasgow Air Force Base, which was in operation from 1957-1968 and then again from 1971-1976. When the AFB was decommissioned, homes were made available for sale to military veterans. Some were sold to individuals and some were sold to salvage companies. For whatever reason, much of the community escaped demolition. The result is a strange community with lots and lots of abandoned buildings and sites, and a few streets that fared better and have actual neighborhoods. It is in a very isolated spot in Valley County, Montana. The adjacent airfield is still in use and operated by Montana Aviation Research Company. From what I read, what they actually do is a bit of a mystery to nearby folks.
Left to Right:
(i) Fan Gyhirych with
(ii) Fan Fraith as a subsidiary.
(iii) Fan Nedd.
(iv) Fan Dringarth with
(v) Fan Llia as a subsidiary.
(vi) Part of Fan Fawr.
Or in English:
(i) Braided Peak with
(ii) Spotted Peak as a subsidiary.
Nedd Peak, (was the river named after the peak or the peak after the river, might be corruption of Nyth which means Nest?)
(iii) Nest Peak?
[Dringarth] (again was the river or the peak named first?) Could be be
(iv) Bear Climb Peak or Garden Climb Peak?
[Llia] (same problem, peak named after river or vice-versa?) Llia might be a corruption of lap or lick.
(v) Lap Peak?
(vi) Great Peak, (part shown).
There was a Two hour Window in the Weather, so out I went for a Morning walk, to see what I could Find.
The Protestant Church of St. Katharinen, which dates back to the 13th century, with its 115 meter high tower cannot be overlooked when you are traveling in the Hafencity in Hamburg.
It is considered the oldest upright building in Hamburg that is still in use.
Due to its proximity to the harbor, it is considered the sailors' church. That is why she also bears the name of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the patron saint of sailors and merchants.
Since Hamburg was one of Europe's centers for trade and shipping at the time, this makes perfect sense.
Further to the left in the background you can see the church of St. Nikolai, which was destroyed in the Second World War and of which only the tower remains today as a memorial.
Die aus dem 13. Jarhundert stammende evangelische Kirche St. Katharinen ist mit ihrem 115 Metern hohen Turm t nicht zu übersehen, wenn Ihr in der Hafencity in Hamburg unterwegs seid.
Sie gilt als das älteste aufrecht stehende Gebäude von Hamburg, welches noch immer in Funkton ist.
Auf Grund ihrer Nähe zum Hafen gilt sie als die Kirche der Seeleute. Darum träge sie auch den Namen der Heiligen Katharina von Alexandrien dem Schutzpatron der Schiffer und Kaufleute.
Da Hamburg zur damaligen Zeit eines der europäischen Zentren für Handel und Schiffahrt war, macht das absolut Sinn.
Weiter links im Hintergrund seht Ihr noch die Kirche St. Nikolai, die allerdings im 2. Weltkrieg zerstört wurde und von der heute nur noch der Turm als Mahnmal erhalten ist.
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The only thing left that testifies to lives once lived, to laughter and love, tears and regrets. To families growing up and away or hard times or maybe good times so that a bigger and newer place is attained. A solid reminder that someone once dwelled here and built this enduring memorial. And yes, I had to restrain Anita from fighting her way through the brush to get a closer look! LOL Not sure if we were still in Virginia or had crossed over into West Virginia at this point.
A Rio Grande GP40-2 leads Amtrak's "Pioneer" through Price Canyon at Kyune, Utah on Jan. 24, 1988. This tardy train 26 missed its connection with No. 6, the "California Zephyr" in Salt Lake City that morning, and was run separately to Denver as train 206.
Unfortunately the passengers on board, there was no dining car service available during that 575 mile distance.