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A reflection in the mirrored ceiling above the escalators in United Airlines Terminal 1, the “Terminal for Tomorrow”, which was designed by postmodern architect Helmut Jahn, 1987. In Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD), the escalators lead to an 850-foot-long passageway between Concourse B and C.
With a hotshot stack train from Canada behind them, a pair of CN’s older power speed through the curve at Neenah while another stack train crawls down main 2 for the meet.
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We slept on the flight overseas; landing in Lisbon at 6a.m. Once we found storage for our luggage, we set out on foot to take as much in as possible.
“When once you have tasted flight you will always walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward: for there you have been and there you will always be.” ~ Henry Van Dyke
From this year's Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta...such a colorful array of balloons as the morning light began to emerge.
TGIF...well almost anyway ;-) Thanks for all your visits & kind words!!!!
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Feb 08, 2010 17:28
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Lamego, Portugal, cathedral square, 1 September 2018. Many Portuguese people live and work abroad, but like to marry in their home towns. Therefore, when they are in Portugal for summer, they marry all at the same time, during the weekends. On this Saturday, we saw at least 20 marriages in the cathedral, one after the other. Every marriage had their own guests and their own cars and drones that were following the newlyweds and cars. It was quite busy on the square.
.- Navigating life, towards the sunlight ... ... forward, toward what remains to be discovered ......
- Navegando por la vida, hacia la luz del sol..., hacia el futuro..., hacia lo que queda por descubrir....
The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct was completed in 1805 to carry narrowboats on the Llangollen Canal across the River Dee 126 feet below.
It is the tallest aqueduct in the world and is 336 yards long and 12 foot wide which includes a footpath alongside. It is World Heritage site and the structure is Grade 1 listed which gives it legal protection for alterations of demolition without prior consent from the Local Authority.
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Or "Mom and Dad make it look so easy! How do you use these things anyway?" Fledgling red-shouldered hawk in sycamore tree.
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A seabound freighter passes by a navigation marker. Like most such markers, there is a nesting platform on top with a resident osprey.