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Stopped off at Prospect on route to Peggy's...I can never pass the turning without going down there to snap one of my favourite and most familiar views.
This is the view across the fields to Turville, seen as I emerged from Poynatts Wood towards the end of my walk
Let there be light...let the darkness fade....
A bunch of flowering buds receiving sunshine....taken in Botanical Garden, Howrah, West Bengal, India
Nearly three solid days of rain and fog showed us why a lighthouse was needed at the entrance to Prospect Harbor, Maine. The original lighthouse in a thriving fishing village was activated in 1850, but was replaced in 1891 with the current wood framed lighthouse. As most modern, working lighthouses, Prospect Harbor Light was automated in 1951.
First film role with a Makina W67… great experience using this iconic camera. This building was designed and built by Frank Gehry. It’s situated next to the Battersea Power Station in London
Looking up at Prospect Place, designed by architect Frank Gehry. Opposite Battersea Power Station, London, England. 2022.
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Just a little play on words..a 3 shot pano merge of the village of Prospect, near Halifax, on a calm September afternoon. We drove past this spot and the water was rough, but when we returned it was calm, so hubby patiently waited while I ran up the road and took "the same" shots all over again to get the reflections.
Yoho National Park, Canada
The overlook at the Opabin Prospect, looking out over Lake O’Hara and Mary Lake, is one of the best hike-rewards I’ve ever seen.
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Prospect Hill tower / park in Somerville MA is a great sunset view spot in the winter, since the sunset has migrated further south and most of the trees have lost their leaves. It should get even better for the next few weeks as the sunset moves further south till the solstices and the last of the fall foliage falls off.
(In the summer, it's just an ok sunset view spot - it's pleasant to be there, but much of the sunset ends up behind thick tree leaves.)
Madagascar - Un travail sale et épuisant. Exploiter quelques lopins de terre serait sans doute plus rentable. Mais l'espoir -illusoire- de faire fortune, incite ces paysans à se reconvertir dans la prospection d’or.
Madagascar - Exhausting work. Continuing to exploit a few plots of land would undoubtedly be more profitable. But the illusory hope of making a fortune encourages these peasants to retrain in prospecting for gold.
UP 2646 sits in a prime spot in the East Minneapolis Yard underneath the distant Prospect Park Tower. With fences and other obstructions, I was waiting for the ideal time to get a train and the tower together in the same frame. East Minneapolis has been a busier part of the UP's local network with the addition of intermodal container service making for a higher likelihood of getting both objects in the frame.
I'm sure there used to be a stile here, now it's a kissing gate, but this spot along the Cotswold Way near Bath is still called Prospect Stile with a lovely view over Kelston Round Hill. We parked at Bath Park and Ride this week and walked the six miles along the Cotswold Way into Bath, a lovely city to approach this way. And after a well earned cuppa, got the bus back.
HFF and 53/100
On walk towards Bath on the Cotswold Way...about five miles to go. We stopped here to have our picnic and enjoy the views.
HFF!