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Il y a vingt-cinq ans, Hans Imhoff, chocolatier de renom et principal actionnaire de Stollwerck, a réalisé un rêve de longue date en ouvrant son musée du chocolat sur la presqu'île de Rheinauhafen à Cologne, dans l'ancien siège des douanes du port L'idée lui est venue pour la première fois en déménageant l'usine Stollwerck, 18 ans plus tôt, lorsqu'il avait découvert un trésor de machines et d'autres matériaux dignes d'être exposés dans un musée. En 1991, Hans Imhoff a acheté aux autorités locales toute la pointe nord de la péninsule, y compris le bâtiment des douanes du port, construit à l'origine en 1896, la tour Malakoff construite en 1854 et le pont tournant en acier, le plus ancien pont de Cologne, sur la le Rhin. Les plans d'agrandissement et de rénovation du bâtiment ont été élaborés par l'architecte Fritz Eller qui souhaitait redonner au bâtiment historique sa gloire d'avant-guerre, car depuis la guerre, seules des mesures d'urgence avaient été prises. Après 13 mois de travaux de construction, le musée du chocolat Imhoff a été officiellement inauguré en 1993.
À la pointe nord du port, l’architecte a construit un pavillon de verre en forme de proue de navire pour abriter la ligne de production conçue spécifiquement pour le musée ainsi qu’une fontaine de chocolat doré de trois mètres de haut. Du côté ouest du bâtiment des douanes, face à la ville et au pont tournant, Fritz Eller a inséré un cube de verre entre les deux tours du bâtiment. Celui-ci abrite un tropicarium créé en collaboration avec l'Université de Bonn, qui comprend naturellement des cacaoyers. La conception est complétée du côté sud par un bâtiment administratif semi-circulaire.
Twenty-five years ago, Hans Imhoff, renowned chocolatier and largest shareholder of Stollwerck, fulfilled a long-held dream by opening his chocolate museum on the Rheinauhafen peninsula in Cologne, in the former customs headquarters from the port The idea first came to him while moving the Stollwerck factory 18 years earlier, when he discovered a treasure trove of machinery and other materials worthy of display in a museum. In 1991, Hans Imhoff purchased from the local authorities the entire northern tip of the peninsula, including the port customs building, originally built in 1896, the Malakoff Tower built in 1854 and the steel swing bridge, the most old Cologne bridge, over the Rhine. Plans for the expansion and renovation of the building were drawn up by architect Fritz Eller who wanted to restore the historic building to its pre-war glory, because since the war only emergency measures had been taken. After 13 months of construction work, the Imhoff Chocolate Museum was officially opened in 1993.
At the northern tip of the port, the architect built a glass pavilion in the shape of a ship's bow to house the production line designed specifically for the museum as well as a three-meter-high golden chocolate fountain. On the west side of the customs building, facing the city and the swing bridge, Fritz Eller inserted a glass cube between the two towers of the building. This houses a tropicarium created in collaboration with the University of Bonn, which naturally includes cocoa trees. The design is complemented on the south side by a semi-circular administrative building.
Showing the naturally rough pool through the reflection contrasting with the waves outside.
The pool is situated on the north side of Blowhole Point with access from the harbour road. There is ample parking and there are amenities and change rooms on site. The pool is irregular in shape with variable depth and natural rock floor. A shallow wading area suitable for very young children is also available.
From the local newspaper www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/2104955/where-the-kiama...
The natural rock formations of Kiama's Blowhole Point rock pool have been attracting tourists to Kiama since the 1880s with its sweeping views across to Bombo and north across the Illawarra.
Located at the southern side of the harbour, not far from the Kiama Blowhole, the pool is irregular in shape, with variable depth and natural rock floor.
In the early days it was a men-only pool, complementing ladies' baths at Pheasant Point on the opposite side of the harbour.
Bill Chalmers is part of the Kiama Ice Kubes, a group of hardy swimmers that since 1980 has kept the Blowhole Point Pool in use all year round. The clubs season starts in May and runs through to grand final day. "Some people complain about the oysters in here, but they help keep it clean," he said.
Kiama, NSW, Australia.
Using a borrowed 60D as my 7D went for a swim the day before - thanks TC!
On a photography tour with Capture Photo Tours to Kiama for 2 nights. www.captureworkshops.com.au
Afternoon of a fallen pine cone.
Sidewalk feng shui.
Alone again, naturally.
DeKalb County (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
15 December 2023.
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Why this photo of a lowly pine cone? Because gravity and wind had dropped the cone, 'just so,' in the middle of a concrete trail, like naturally occurring 'feng shui.' Even the shadow vignette in the image corners was produced in situ, not by post-processing.
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Toy Project Day 1401
Naturally we couldn't let this guy get away without having a photo shoot. He (or she) kept doing this, and then rushing straight towards the lens. Crazy turtle...
We were at risk to miss everything due to the clouds. These days, the weather is pleasant but the clouds are every now and then.
To my bad luck, we could not leave for the trip on time and missed the sunset which was much more interesting than this.
الحَمْد لله still we got some sunrise photos and to have the sun rise in such a naturally open place as well as to catch it on your SLR camera is ABSOLUTELY ASTONISHING!
Die von 1972 bis 1997 produzierten Sportversionen des 911 mit luftgekühltem Saugmotor, die seine direkten Vorgänger sind, hatten die Bezeichnung Carrera RS.
The sports versions of the 911 with air-cooled naturally aspirated engine, which were produced from 1972 to 1997 and are its direct predecessors, were called Carrera RS.
eu gostei *o*. mais é minha primeira edição nesse estilo, quero a opinião de vocês, porqe isso é MUITO importante pra mim.
essa eu dedico ao júlio porque ele edita nesse estilo, eu amo as edições dele, sem excessão de uma, e ele estuda na mesma rede de escola do que eu -q.
Esqueci um comentário : Naturally porque foi feito com as fotos da Bri sem photoshop *o*
Alone Again, Naturally
Gilbert O Sullivan
To think that only yesterday
I was cheerful, bright and gay
Looking forward to, but who wouldn't do
The role I was about to play
But as if to knock me down
Reality came around
And without so much as a mere touch
Cut me into little pieces
Leaving me to doubt
All about God and His mercy
For if He really does exist
Why did He desert me
In my hour of need?
I truly am indeed
Alone again, naturally
Read more: Gilbert Osullivan - Alone Again (naturally) Lyrics | MetroLyrics
A 5 shot Pano of the Sydney Opera House on a stunning Summers morning. Hope you like "Alone Again Naturally". Mike
Looking towards Goose Neck Bay, The Massasauga Provincial Park, (near Parry Sound) Ontario, Canada.
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So, during the night I woke up thinking that Ray had whacked me on the head. Understandably, I was rather perturbed! However, I figured he was asleep and didn’t mean to, so I rolled over and faded back to sleep – only to have it happen again! And then immediately again, followed by the tell-tale sound of ‘plop’ as a frog fell into the water. I’m assuming our tent was mistaken by the critters as just another big rock that they wanted to get to the top of. So, for the remainder of the night I had frogs jumping on my head only to slide off the tent and splat into the water. How cute is that?! Lol
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I recently took a neighborhood walk on a gray winter day. This was one of the scenes that I captured.
One of the things that really stuck out to me about driving through the Iron Range Sub were the tailings piles. Hardly any of the mountains and hills in the region formed naturally. No, many of them have been built over the last 140 years as the Mesabi range has had its iron and taconite exploited. Biwabik sits between artificial and real mountains alike, creating a truly stunning scene with its roundhouse remains and small yard. It was a location we had completely missed the day prior, and we knew we had to shoot it.
Former CNW C40-8s, bought from UP nearly a decade ago, power all ore movements on CNs Iron Range sub. No EMDs run ore or empty cars between Iron Junction and Two Harbors, only the MRF local. We found ourselves viewing the C40-8s of the range more often than planned, but they were surprisingly active on our trip out there. They boasted wonderful GE chug, nice horns, and friendly crews - what more could you ask for? Especially when the light was just right...
It was a little wait here at Biwabik as the westbound empty train came to meet the eastbound loads, but once the empties were gone, CN 2027 led the C40-8 three-pack out of the South Biwabik siding, and they were off. We rarely went farther east than this, figuring road access was tricky, but later looks on maps suggested that we could do more, though we'd be unable to return to the Mesabi if anything lit up over there. Another trip will have to cover that!
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Canyon Sainte-Anne is a spectacular, steep-sided gorge, carved by the Sainte-Anne-du-Nord River for 1.2 billion years, is located 6 km east of Beaupré, Quebec, Canada. The river drops over a 74 m (243 ft) waterfall within the canyon (taller than Niagara Falls). It offers many activities, such as the Air Canyon zip line, several lookouts and observation points, trails, and three suspended bridges to allow visitors to discover the beauty of the canyon step-by-step. People also discover the giant potholes and waterfalls of the mini canyon.
Canyon Sainte-Anne, Saint-Joachim, Quebec, Canada
Canyon Sainte-Anne: canyonsa.qc.ca/en/
Air Canyon video: youtu.be/r2s8fRVoa9M
Hold your breath as you will be propelled over the falls to a height of 90 m (296 ft) at over 50 km/h (31 mph).
Giant's Pot: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant%27s_kettle
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Le canyon Sainte-Anne est une gorge spectaculaire aux parois abruptes, creusée par la rivière Sainte-Anne-du-Nord pendant 1,2 milliard d'années, est situé à 6 km à l'est de Beaupré, au Québec, au Canada. La rivière tombe sur une chute d'eau de 74 m (243 pi) à l'intérieur du canyon (plus haute que celle du Niagara). Il offre de nombreuses activités, telles que la tyrolienne Air Canyon, des belvédères et plusieurs points d'observation, des sentiers et trois passerelles suspendues pour permettre aux visiteurs de découvrir la beauté du canyon étape par étape. Les gens découvrent aussi les marmites de géants et les cascades du mini-canyon. C'est vraiment un paysage à couper le souffle.
Canyon Sainte-Anne, Saint-Joachim. Quebec, Canada
Canyon Sainte-Anne : canyonsa.qc.ca/
Air Canyon vidéo : youtu.be/r2s8fRVoa9M
Retenez bien votre souffle, car vous serez propulsé au-dessus de la chute à une hauteur une hauteur de 90 m (296 pi) à plus de 50 km/h (31 mi/h).
Marmite de géant: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmite_du_diable