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Bowers Lock and Mill House

This photo has not been made up! Location is the village of Oakley, near Brill in Buckinghamshire. The only things done in Photoshop were size, levels and curves! The signs could point the way as to why the UK's roads are in such a poor state!! The bicycle is mine!

Navigation screen in our C6.

Grands ou petits, jeunes ou vieux, à voile ou à moteur, il y en a de toutes les couleurs pour tous les goûts... mais ils sont sur l'eau !!!! moi je trouve que ça remue de trop ;-))) dommage car que c'est beau tous ces bateaux

Stopped at Lake Como for lunch and walked down a trail filled with Black-Eyed Susans. Did a little research and discovered that they are Biennials, living only two years. They are also Pioneer Plants, some of the first to grow back after a fire. The yellow of the Black-Eyed Susan is like no other and contrast beautifully to the bright ray florets at the center. It's a wildflower that cheers me up just to look at it. It's the State Flower of Maryland and my 200th photograph in the BlackBerry 365 Series.

 

Here are a couple of links to learn more about the Black-Eyed Susan:

 

www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/black-eyed_susan.htm

nyflora.org/Newsletters/NYFA Newsletter Vol 13_1 (02).pdf

aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/wildseed/20/20.2.html

  

BlackBerry Shots

St. Paul, Minnesota

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full post on red Ravine:

One Of Many, Many In One

A walk around Penmon Point, east Anglesey, North Wales

Discord Server splash and logo design

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Glamorgan Building,

King Edward VII Avenue

Albert Hodge, Circa 1912

Wey Navigation downstream from Bowers Lock

estavamos aguardando o navio entrar no 1º par de boias do canal de santos, para manobrar o mesmo no terminal da libra.

Navigation Colliery, Crumlin.

 

A wander around the buildings during a Friends of the Navigation / Cardiff University School of Architecture public event, June 2022.

  

". . . . the best preserved colliery complex in south Wales. . . . is of unusual architectural quality of red brick with yellow brick pilasters. The complex includes two winding engine houses, a fan house, a magnificent chimney, a pumping house, stores and workshops, a heapstead, powder store and baths."

"Known locally as the Navi, Partridge Jones & Co. Ltd. began stinking this colliery in 1907. Two shafts were completed in 1911 at a depth of 512 yards, it was well known for the very rich Blackvein seam, which in places reached a thickness of 18 feet. Employed 439 in 1945, nationalised in 1947, closed 1967"

Gordon River Cruise from Strahan in Tasmania - What a great experience this is....

Acrylic and oil on 6 x 2 foot board by C. Michael Gibson

April 30, 2022 - Located in the East Wing of the National Maritime Museum is the Navigational Instruments gallery. "The National Maritime Museum has a stunning collection of navigational instruments, including depth gauges, speed indicators and of course compasses. They are objects of beauty that fire the imagination." Previous text from the museum website. Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Getting the nautical poses down is the hardest part of owning and operating a boat.

1 of only 2 photos of Deep navigation I have. I'm sure the other one will turn up soon.

Waitangi Park, Napier, New Zealand

View of the signals leading to Altrincham.

 

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