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Located on the shore of Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame attracts more than 500,000 visitors annually. With its glass pyramid design by architect I. M. Pei, the Hall opened its doors in September, 2005. The red, “Long Live Rock” block-letter sign is six feet high and 78 feet long, and was added to the Hall’s main plaza in late 2016.
It was a dreary, rainy day when my wife and I visited the Hall last month, so I’ve amped up the edges and colors a bit with this image. :-) The structure in the background at left is First Energy Stadium, home of the Cleveland Browns professional football team.
One more from the Rock Pool at Malibu Creek State Park.
After going here last week, I rewatched Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, over Thanksgiving Weekend, and amazingly, it still holds up after all these years.
The cliffs that surround the Rock Pool are where Butch and Sundance made their spectacular leap to evade capture by "those guys," including the one in the white hat, Joe Lefors, and the famous Indian tracker, Lord Baltimore, who wind up following them all the way down to Bolivia.
Reached Explore No. 83 on Thursday, December 3, 2015.
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for this spring...from inside their crystal cave.
Let's hope Princess Sara and her Wild Ones can save the Legendary Egg!
11/365 2025 Toy Photo Challenge
Save the Dragons!
Diorama created from pieces of foam I turned into rocks, moss pieces, Borax crystals on twigs and a grass mat.
"Welcome to the Rock!" I can't help but think of Sean Connery in that movie.
But, it turns out I have never actually been to Alcatraz; this is as close as I have gotten. We stared across the bay and never really considered visiting.
This rock had a very graphic look. The river must have frozen, then the water level dropped, leaving a frozen section on the rock. The second photo shows the entire rock.
This scenic little waterfall is located on a path downstream from Mills Shoals Falls. Its a short and easy hike. Just watch out with low hanging tree limbs. Boink!!
I like this photo since I was able to hopefully catch some sky in the little pool in the foreground. Some trees were actually dropping their leaves adding some needed color to the photo.
In Kevin Adams new book he states, "As long as you stay away from the river and any wet rocks, it's just as safe there as on the sloping rock at the base." I should have heeded his warning. Just after this photo was taken I stepped out in front of my tripod and down I went. Deceptively slippery rocks for sure. But no real harm done.
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This is from the rock stacking festival. So, they were doing more than stacking rock. ..lol..Who knew I would find a bench at the rock stacking festival..;) I know you're laughing..;) Anyway, I had a great time. Got a little sunburned. I put some lotion on but I may have waited too long to put it on.
I was sitting on the ground of the parking lot watching the Mountain Bluebird pair gathering food for their babies. They spent more time on the ground so I sat down and watched waiting to get a shot. About a minute later, I looked up and this Rock Wren was right in front of me.
I knew Rock Wrens had been seen up there but I was not expecting to look up and see it staring at me. Surprised and delighted me! No calls played.
Taken at Merewether Beach, New South Wales, Australia.
The outer part of the rock platform is accessible at low tide and there are some interesting rock patterns and pools to see.
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This is another species that benefits from washed-up seaweed or wrack and is often found feeding there, despite its name. It is, however, found mainly along rocky coastlines and it breeds in rock crevices and debris along the shoreline
At Remic Rapids on the Ottawa River John Ceprano creates rock sculptures each year. Great place to spend some quiet time.
Sony A7, smc Takumar 35mm f3.5
This is a photo of a river rock, and the reflection of trees on the wind blown surface of the river. I have rotated the image clock-wise to the vertical which creates an abstract and painterly impression of an upward burst of energy.
An unexpected treat while Charles and I were waiting for the full moon to rise in Sedona. Cathedral Rock makes an awesome shadow across the valley floor during sunset.
Found this creation by the river where we came to play with kids.
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CBBI "Council Bluffs to Blue Island" meets BICB "Blue Island to Council Bluffs" at Wilton with IAIS 513 "Rock Island" as the DPU.
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Race Rock Light is a lighthouse on Race Rock Reef, a dangerous set of rocks on Long Island Sound southwest of Fishers Island, New York and the site of many shipwrecks.[2][3][4] It is currently owned and maintained by the New London Maritime Society as part of the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act program.[5]
Race Rock Light was built 1871–78 and designed by Francis Hopkinson Smith (1838–1915). It is an excellent example of 19th-century engineering and design. The massive masonry foundations on the reef took seven years to complete, but the stone structure, the keeper's quarters, and the tower were built in only nine months once the foundation was secure. The lighthouse has a fourth-order Fresnel lens in a tower standing 67 feet (20 m) above the waterline. The United States Coast Guard automated the light in 1978.[3]
Race Rock Lighthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. - wikipedia
I enjoyed the Cathedral Spires Trail. You see the rock formations from so many angles that it was a little difficult to limit my pictures to just a few. It's a nice, short, picturesque trail.
Taken at Custer State Park in western South Dakota.
The granite outcrops of the Canadian Shield feel especially timeless to me in the last days of autumn.
This is a selectively framed photo of light reflecting off of a wave washed beach rock at Martinique Beach.
This image was taken in 2014, but sometimes it takes me a while before I can get to all my stuff and process it the way I like. This walking path along the Chagrin river is one of my favorite trails to walk. The park system did an awesome job with the steps and walkways along the river. North Chagrin reservation in Solon Ohio.