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Down at Priest Cove, at Cape Cornwall this morning in filthy weather, shooting into the wind. This is the only image I could salvage, all the others were covered in a mass of rain and seawater spots.
Colombo - A Hindu Priest taking a break from his nearby Shiva temple
has time for a chat, a laugh and a photo.
Looks like a priest. A priest with a broken nose. Always a smile on the face. Always a bottle near him to help for the smile. These days, he's living with Bogdan on a couch in the street. From Poland as his friend. Last evening, he was singing at the moon. Cold was extreme. He had to sleep outside one more time.
2016.02.26 Tabgha, Israel.
The Bread and Fish Church.The Church of Multiplication. This church marks that area where Jesus fed 5,000 people with only a handful of fish and bread loaves.
@ The Andrew J. Brady Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. Oct. 24, 2022.
Another of my Top 10 Favorites. Saw them once before in Sept. of 1982 with my then 17 year old future wife. Saw them this time with our Daughter and 15 year old Grandson. It was his 1st concert, bringing him up on good old fashioned Heavy Metal.
This series of images from The Lake District were taken on a hike from Brothers Water to The Priest's Hole Cave and back. It was my first hike of 2020 due to the C-19 disruption. It was great to finally get back out on the hills and mountains of The Lakes.
Pend Oreille Valley Railroad's Sandpoint Turn switches lumber cars at Priest River, Idaho, on September 24, 2021.
We have Tony to thank for showing us this amazing cove
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Just off of FS 1013 on FS 655. The trail head is simple to find. A total of 21 miles past Nordman, Idaho. Takes you on a goregous 7 mile round trip hike to Upper Priest Lake, and through a patch of old growth cedars.
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View looking north at Priest Lake Idaho, glow from the Northern Lights can be seen on the horizon.
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Existing UK public rights of way are often connected together into a 'named' trail, sometimes hundreds of miles long, sometimes quite short. Priest's Way is actually only 3 miles long but conveniently connects the seaside holiday town of Swanage with a small inland Purbeck village, Worth Matravers. Priest's Way is so named because the ancient track goes back to at least the 15th century. The route was taken by a local priest, quite possibly by horse as it is still a bridleway, as he travelled back and forth between the churches in his care.
Flickr Explore # 356 on Wednesday, February 22, 2017.
What a fantastic gig! Last night, I went along to see one of Derby's local bands, Snow Priests
They played some great covers, with songs from Civil Wars to Michael Jackson. Of course, they also have a couple of their own originals, including The Photocopier.
If you are ever in Derby, make sure to check these guys out!
Portada de la Iglesia de San Lorenzo. Garganta la Olla, Cáceres. Esta buena señora hace de guia a los visitantes de la iglesia del siglo XVI. A destacar le inscripción tallada en la escalera de entrada: "Esta obra se hizo siendo cura Faustino Belvis y Mayordomo D. Augustin Perez.Pro. Año de 1760."
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Door of the Church of San Lorenzo. Garganta la Olla, Cáceres. This good lady does a guide for visitors to the church of the XVI century. A highlight will inscription carved on the front stoop: " This work was done being priest Faustino Belvis and Butler D. Augustin Perez. Pro. Year of 1760."
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