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If you are on a boat coming up the Sasanoa River, and line up the lights from these two towers, you are on course in the main channel. All without GPS! :-)

Victorian Railway Folly

 

Set back high above the towpath is an embankment perched on top of which is Second World War pillbox . The embankment was part of the South Eastern Railway’s master plan to connect Shalford and Godalming with the Redhill line. However the plans all went awry and this section of line was never actually laid, although the Navigation trustees had received £150 in compensation for the building of the bridge. The National Trust have cleared a Railway Walk here which follows the embankment away from the river towards the A3100 Guildford to Godalming road. The pillbox was built in 1940 high up on the embankment affording the defenders a commanding position of the waterway, and is one of many hundreds that formed a line of defence across the Wey Valley.

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Interesting... but is it useful? I don't know :)

 

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*Photo taken aboard the A321 Sharklet of TAM Airlines

Photographed the stars outside the Lower Navigation Colliery.

Coucher de soleil au port de Porquerolle.

Olafur Eliasson at ARoS, Århus

The best thing about a winery tour is deciding where to go next.. unless you're running late and have no idea where you are!

Navigation statue by P. G. Bentham, orignally attached to the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company at 120 Leadenhall Street, London

Screenshot from current project

round and about Counties Down and Armagh

Jono reaches for a map while directing the Oryx into a DZ.

Kingsmead (Ware) Viaduct carries the A10 trunk road over the Lee Navigation, New River and Hertford rail branch line.

Wey Navigation upstream from Bowers, the old Clay Lane bridge

I camped next to this lighthouse. I slept like a baby until 4:30am when a fog rolled in and the electronic fog horn started sounding. I clamped my hands on my ears with vice strength for 5 seconds, then took thirty to get dressed. 5 second vice, thirty to put the sleeping bag in the car. 5 second vice, thirty to tear down the tent. 5 second vice, then I drove the hell outta there. Fastest tear down EVER.

Northumberland National Park

24th March 2012

Le clocher de Valeyrac derrière le chenal de Goulée

View from the "Brühl's Terrace" onto the stream navigation harbour

Navigation markers indicating safe passage for vessels entering or leaving the Tamar River, Tasmania, Australia.

Robert Studer

Cathedral Place building.

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