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Land is very valuable in New York - cars are parked in several levels at this typical Manhattan lot.
Revisiting my James Street North, Hamilton series.
Shot with a Nikon FTN & Nikkor 50mm f2.0 lens.
Shot at f16.0 & 1/250 with 200 iso film
World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)+20 Forum High-Level Event 2024
27-31 May 2024
Geneva, Switzerland
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ESPORTES: SANTOS,SP, 26.08.2018 - NEXT LEVEL SPORTS - TREINO - Jogadores do Next Level Sports durante treino realizado na Associação Desportiva da Policia Militar de Santos, em Santos/SP, neste domingo, 26. (Foto: Flavio Hopp)
the footpath for pedestrians ,,,the lower level of the bridge
above this is the high level
which is the railway
At Keston Cobbler's Club first date of their 2014 "Tour Of Borrowed Days", in the Blind Tiger Club in Brighton!
World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)+20 Forum High-Level Event 2024
27-31 May 2024
Geneva, Switzerland
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So, on this picture the waterlevel in our (polder) ditches is 1.42 mtrs under (mean) sea level.
Which means that, when we stop all of our waterpumps and mills today, the water will rise in a matter of months to zero level.
(another 70 cms added to the top of the scale, shown here)
Will Stapleton supports Level 42 at Birmingham Symphony Hall, Tuesday 7 October 2014 as part of their “Sirens” Tour.
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Pintail (Anas acuta), Shoveler (Anas clypeata), Wigeon (Anas penelope) and Teal (Anas crecca). Henfield levels.
At the ground level, what water does hit the surface can again evaporate as it sits on a thick layer of mulch awaiting percolation. Conversely, water that pools in low areas will give way to runoff, forming rivulets that run right past the plants that need the water, contributing to soil erosion and carrying harmful fertilizers and debris into waterways.
For more: www.sbevolutionlandscape.com/the-case-for-drip-irrigation...
Lethbridge (Alberta, Canada) High Level Bridge
Summer, 2009 - looking west.
Photo by Carolla Christie
Here's the lil gnome rogue Spennix standing on the road in (um) Kharanos (I think) when she was like Level 11. (Note that yes she does in fact look sorta like my usual girl AV in Second Life, modulo being a gnome an' all...)