Manmade Landscapes - Altered Terrain
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This was a US Coast Guard AM excursion; seems the crew was playing rugby with the ocean. Doing this exercise before lunch is wise. Location: Depoe Bay, Oregon.
Noone knows if behind this stonework is original opening out or special cave now filled with sand
Still some more from the manmade cave, believed to be carved out by celtic munks some time before norse settlement in Iceland
Thanks the farmer owning the caves today we were aloved to spend a lot of time photographing. We came in from rain and after being here for about two hours i saw that the steam from our breath and wet cloths was making thin fog.
Then it had to be time to say thanks and head to the city after the adventures of a good weekend.
Still some more from the manmade cave, believed to be carved out by celtic munks some time before norse settlement in Iceland
This is named the altar and around one can see carved old norse runes and newer names or initials
Still some more from the manmade cave, believed to be carved out by celtic munks some time before norse settlement in Iceland
Zandmotor, Monster, Zuid-Holland, the Netherlands
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Freiston Shore
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Freiston was developed as a sea bathing resort.
By the mid-19th century there were horse races and other attractions on the beach.
However, the process of coastal accretion caused a salt marsh to develop, leaving hotels without customers.
The Skyway provides a brief break from a midsummer downpour. Chicago RailLink has one of the rare storage car transfers out of Irondale. This one heads north up the District and is about ready to swing into the BRC's Commercial Ave Yard at Rock Island Jct.
This relatively small but still impressive underground cave network was recently built using a tunnel boring machine to form the Guray Seramik Museum in Avanos, Cappadocia, Turkey. When I walked in last year, it just had a soft opening and wasn't in full swing yet - hence the quiet bar area in the pic. Beyond that are the entrance and steps from the outside.
closer view to the structures of the terraces following the natural curves of the hills and reflecting the rising sun.
Taken during a five days trip to San Francisco in august. so many perspectives to catch around that bridge. so many visual progressions. it's an epic object for sure.
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As part of an extensive urban development program in the city of Aarhus (Denmark), a total of 21 'bath houses' (tiny houses concept) were constructed adjacent to the apartment blocks. The reflections in the windows on this cloudy day were impressive and created some visually strong interesting patterns.