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15 Shot Pano from the look out on the western side of the "Bass Pro Shop" (aka The Pyramid). The Mighty Mississippi. Image dimensions 12417 x 5310
I enjoyed a winter break, time away back in the Blue Mountains, around 100 km west of Sydney.
A place of staggering beauty and wonder. Such peace, solace and joy when there. The silence, the quiet. The deep love, appreciation and immersion in nature.
I love the sights, the smells, the cold temperatures there at this time of year and visiting old haunts that have become family tradition.
This is part of the view of the Grose Wilderness as seen from a bush track near Govetts Leap lookout.
Grose Wilderness is named for Lieutenant Governor Major Francis Grose. In 1793 he sent William Paterson on an expedition to see if the river provided a navigable route through the Blue Mountains.
The Blue Mountains Area is a UNESCO World Heritage site, consisting of 1 million hectares of national park and wilderness dominated by temperate eucalypt forest. The area supports an incredible range of biodiversity.
There are six First Nation groups that have connection to the Country of the Area, for thousands of years tied as it is with Dreaming and ancestry. These are the Darug, Gundungurra, Wiradjuri, Wanaruah, Darkinjung and Tharawal peoples.
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Any other angle and I would've fallen into the Pacific.
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A sunrise that reminded me why it’s always worth going out, even when the forecast says otherwise 🌅
I almost stayed home this morning. The weather didn’t look promising and the light felt like a gamble. But Llyn Padarn had other plans. Soft mist drifting over the water, perfect reflections, and a calm that wrapped around everything as the sky slowly came to life.
Standing here in the stillness, I felt a deep sense of peace and clarity. Moments like this can’t be predicted. They’re earned by showing up. Being out, waiting, trusting the process will always beat staying home wondering what if.
Sometimes the most perfect conditions are the ones you never expect.
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I was hoping for a little better reflections. But I think this is all I'm gonna get with this much light pollution.
The Horton Mill Covered Bridge. Built in 1934. At 220 feet long this is also one of the highest covered bridges in the nation. Standing at 70 feet above the Calvert Prong of the Black Warrior River. It is one of three covered bridges in Blount County. Alabama's Covered Bridge Capital.
(15 shot stitched panorama)
High Falls State Park, Alabama. 4 Sec exp at 16mm. This is a Gorgeous Waterfall if you get a chance to visit. In the summer months it is crowed with cliff jumpers. Including myself...
Southwest airlines departing San Diego International. Just before the fireworks went off July 4, 2016
Lately, I've found myself eyeball high in cypress knees, on Florida's immaculate Ichetucknee River. Lucky me.
Don't judge a book by its cover.
When she met Sprite she was afraid of her a little as she carried a big stick.
But as they walked and talked Allie realized they were not that different!
Looking Northeast to Southeast. A 20 shot pano of the Memphis business district . If you look closely at the building in the center, 4 floors down from the top second window in from the right, I was waving in the reflection.
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Spanning the Locust Fork of the Warrior River in Blount County.
The historic Swann Covered Bridge. The longest surviving bridge in Alabama. Built in 1933 with a length of 330 feet. Covered bridges were once important to
transportation across the South. Prior to the development of modern concrete and steel construction techniques, wood was the primary building source available to bridge builders. Because wooden bridges quickly deteriorated due to exposure to rain, snow and the elements in general, the idea of adding a cover became popular as a way of protecting the bridge floors and extending the life of the structures.
One of the largest ammunition plants in the United States during World War II was located at the little town of Prairie, Mississippi. This is there telephone headquarters.
The church building was built from 1829 to 1832 in the Federal architectural style. It was built with red bricks, "rounded archives, "a stepped gable" and "an octagonal bell tower.
The church played a specific role during the American Civil War of 1861-1865. On Sunday, September 13, 1863, Reverend Baker invited crew members of the Union USS Rattler gunboat to attend his service. However, Confederates burst into the church to arrest them. When other Union crew members found out about the Confederate violation of Sunday truce, they fired a cannonball at the church, which damaged its front wall. The damage is still visible to this day.
The front facade of the church displays the cannonball above the upper middle window. Though this is not the original cannonball that hit the building in 1863, it is an authentic ball of the period, placed during restoration, at the spot where the church was originally hit.