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Army vs. Abilene Christian University at Michie Stadium in West Point, New York Oct. 3, 2020. (U.S. Army photo by Hannah Lamb)
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Gallery Art Point / Ginza, Tokyo
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Surfers Point near Margaret River is laying on the mouth of the Margaret River into the Indian Ocean. It's a well frequented surf spot in the region and this surf area seems to be a hot place too (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowaramup_Bombora).
After a flood Sam found a spear point on a sandbar in Nitmiluk Katherine Gorge. We passed it on to the Jawoyn custodians of the area.
Taken with my Pentax LX 35mm on Fuji Pro 800. If anyone knows where that camera ended up after it was stolen from my car in Preston in 2001 please let me know. I would love to get it back.
The whole of Tigne Point was closed last time and the original houses where Helen used to live were cleared and the new apartment blocks started. Now complete and occupied even the hotel we stayed in, the old Fortina has been replaced by the new Fortina, which includes apartments and the European offices of Stoke based betting compnay Bet365.com
Fremont National Forest, Oregon.
This plaque was erected in July, 1993 as part of the expedition's 150th anniversary. In case you can’t read it, it says:
"Second Fremont Exploring Expedition of 1843
You are standing at Fremont Point on top of Winter Ridge, approximately 7000 feet above sea level. Captain John C. Fremont of the US Topographical Corps and his men arrived at this location on December 16, 1843. They were on a journey to the Great Basin Desert lands to the east. Captain Fremont led one of the first mapping parties through this part of Oregon. He and his party, including guide and frontiersman Kit Carson, traveled south from The Dalles on the Columbia River. This route took them through the Deschutes River Valley, pine forests, mountain passes and rimrocks until reaching the exposed point you are currently standing on. Geographic and scientific knowledge of this area increased significantly as a result of Fremont's expedition."
Footnote: What John Fremont wrote of the experience:
"Rising rapidly ahead to this spot we found ourselves on the verge of a vertical and rocky wall of the mountain. At our feet -- more than a thousand feet below -- we looked into a grass prairie country, in which a beautiful lake, some twenty miles in length, was spread along the foot of the mountain ... shivering on snow three feet deep and stiffening in a cold north wind, we exclaimed at once that the names of summer lake and winter ridge should be applied to these proximate places of such sudden and violent contrast."
This is Bean Point which is at the end of Anna Maria Island here in central Florida. When I arrived a group of people were watching the last remnants of a waterspout that seemed more a curiosity than any real danger. It's no wonder that meteorologists like this area. Changing subjects, I've recently come to learn that these tall grasses are known as sea oats. That's cool, but what I really want to know is if they're gluten free. Okay, that was dumb.
This picture was taken at the Food Truck Rodeo in Raleigh, NC. Artistically correct or not, this is the funniest picture I've taken yet! Every time I look at it, I break out into laughter!
Hartland Point Lighthouse
Hartland Point Lighthouse was built by Trinity House in 1874 as a guide to vessels approaching the Bristol Channel
Built: 1874
Height of light above Mean High Water:30 m
Automated:1984
Electrified:1927
Character:Fl (6) 15s
Intensity: 635 candela
Range of light:8 NM
Region: South West
Under the direction of Trinity House’s Engineer-in-Chief Sir James Douglass, the lighthouse was built on a large rock at the tip of the point; the lighthouse was threatened by the undermining action of the sea to such an extent that rock had to be broken from the cliff head behind the lighthouse to fall on the beach and form a barrier against the waves. Unfortunately this procedure had to be repeated at frequent intervals as the deposits were washed away whenever a North Westerly gale coincided with a high spring tide. Eventually it became necessary to construct a permanent barrier, and a sea wall 30 metres long and six metres high was built in 1925.
Prior to automation in 1984 the station was manned by four keepers who lived in dwellings attached to the lighthouse with their families. The dwellings were demolished when the station was demanned in order to allow for the construction of a helipad next to the tower. In 2012 the light was first exhibited from an alternative structure with the lighthouse building remaining a significant daymark.
The lighthouse is now monitored and controlled from Trinity House’s Planning Centre in Harwich, Essex.
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Hilbre Point, Hoylake, Wirral. Taken handheld and panormaic created using autopano pro and photoshop.
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Roches Point Lighthouse framed by rocks on the beach at White Bay nearby. 15 Second exposure using an ND110 and 70-300 Lens to bring the lighthouse closer..
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Tipping points are "the levels at which the momentum for change becomes unstoppable." Gladwell defines a tipping point as a sociological term: "the moment of critical mass, the threshold, the boiling point."[ The book seeks to explain and describe the "mysterious" sociological changes that mark everyday life. As Gladwell states, "Ideas and products and messages and behaviors spread like viruses do."
Coogee Freight Service's Volvo FH 540 makes it way foward to unload another sea channel marker beacon, onto the jetty apron area.
Romanian Point Lace Sampler, my own design. I think it's finished, all I need to do is take it off the fabric.
The red and white checkered meeting point at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. This photo was taken late on a Monday evening, hence the absence of people. A simple little Lumix can do a lot more than you think ;-)
PS: has anyone noticed the change in the geographical map data? OMG, it is quite bad when you pinpoint Schiphol Airport and they come up with saving it as Liège (Luik) in Belgium!!!
Aim Point (2,582 square feet)
701 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suites A-01-02, Lynnhaven Mall, Virginia Beach, VA
This location opened in 2020 and closed in 2022.
Suite A01 (637 square feet) was originally Temple of Music, which opened in the mid 1980s. It became a Verizon Wireless in the late 2000s, which closed in spring 2012.
Suite A-02 (1,945 square feet) was originally a Rudy & Kelly, which opened in the mid 1980s and closed in the late 2000s. It became Healing Hands in the late 2000s, which closed in July 2012.
The spaces became Itsybit in February 2019, which closed in 2020, and Alchemist Nail Spa on April 23rd, 2023.
The POINT's NorthWest Route offers daily round trip bus service between Portland and Astoria with stops in Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Elsie, Cannon Beach, Seaside, Gearhart, and Warrenton.
Information about the NorthWest Route including stops, schedules, and tickets can be found at oregon-point.com.
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