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La main plonge dans le bassin rempli de carpes koï, les doigts s'agitent, les poissons se rassemblent. Et là, nous avons commencé à caresser leur tête. A notre plus grande surprise, ils ont semblé apprécier. Quand on dit que la carpe koï est un improbable compagnon, je le crois volontiers !
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Part of the open air museum Maihaugen, Lillehammer, is dedicated to the 20th century - including this main street, recreated to look like such a street would be like in a small Norwegian town in the early 20th century.
Man Mo Temple is dedicated to the gods of literature (Man) and of war (Mo). This is similar to a previous post, but from the other side and was able to get closer
... en sunset lighting :))
20 second exposure smoothed out the breeze that was on the puddle of water there in the rocks.
Liked the direction of the streaming clouds here that mirrored the rock formations below the lighthouse.
One of the many true Main Street USAs found across the country, Broken Arrow truly is that symbol... the light caught the leaves and the sign was there to go with it all pixel worthy!
Commonly known as La Compañia, this Catholic church is one of the most important places of interest in Quito. It is even said to be one of the 7 wonders of Ecuador. Located in the historical centre of the country's capital, it is the most visited place for travellers. It was once part of a university called Santa Gregorio, which was the Ecuadorian Jesuit headquarters during the Spanish colonial empire.
Another photo from the same set as the photo of two days ago about six minutes later and from a different position.
The main deck of 19th century whaling ship Charles W Morgan at the Mystic Seaport Museum Mystic Connecticut.
I had to get up very early on Friday to drop off my wife at the Portland Jetport. I took advantage to that to stop and take in the sunrise over the Portland harbor. The structure is what remains of a railroad trestle for the Grand Trunk Railroad dating back to the late 1800's, In 1984 it was badly damaged by a fire and had been left in that state until a year or so ago when the section on the right was removed as it had become quite hazardous to boat traffic. I did not know that part had been removed and was rather disappointed to find it missing.