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Photographed during a nice hike on the Eninger pasture (Swabian Alps) from the parking lot Schafhaus to the Uebersberger Hof, the glider airfield Uebersberg, parking lot Goellesberg, stud farm St. Johann and back to the car.
A beautiful 15 Km (9,3 Miles) hike through a stunning green landscape in early summer!
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Tunneling works for the MRT Circle Line (CCL6) from the Keppel Station to HarbourFront Station are in progress. View from Kampong Bahru Road.
The pyramid is illuminated at night and can be seen from as far as 20 miles away. The aircraft warning light flashes every 1.5 seconds. The point of the pyramid is 40 feet from the base.
Emperor Angelfish (Pomacanthus imperator), juvenile.
On Saturday, Yannis Rigakis, Georgios Voutsinas and me payed a visit to Cretaquarium Thalassocosmos and had a great photo session! Here are some photos I took that day.
Bradford & Bingley secure possession from a line out at Wagon Lane during a 39-22 defeat by local rivals Ilkley in rugby union's North One East league. This setback, by five tries to two, in the Aire-Wharfe derby leaves Bees deep in relegation trouble.
Admission: £6 (including 24-page programme). Attendance: 275.
A line of six conical burial mounds at Effigy Mounds National Monument, Iowa, overlooking the Mississippi River and the city of Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. These are all graves.
You should be able to see all six mounds in Large; hit L.
Published as part of a photo essay on Midwestern parks,
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The Circle Line boats don't just go around Manhattan. It has cruises way upstate as well. I caught this Circle Line vessel steaming northward on the Hudson past Haverstraw. For those unfamiliar with nautical terms, this is the left, or "port," side.
Across the river from Haverstraw is the town of Croton-on-Hudson.
Now that the temperatures are back to normal, I was ready to take out the film cameras and start shooting again. I shot one roll my with my old Minolta XG-M and one with my grandfather's Fugica Half, but that roll kind of messed up -- the camera stopped winding properly about mid-way through. I'm not sure if that was a fluke or if it's going to be a chronic problem, so I'm going to put another roll in today and see what happens. Anyway, after so long not using manual settings, I find that I have a lot to relearn ... which is all part of the fun!