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Weekly Theme Challenge ~ In a Row
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When entering and leaving the Silicon Valley International Auto Show in San José, California, you have to run the gauntlet known as Vendors Row. People trying to sell you all things automotive.
Sometimes a pain trying to get through, but you might also find some pretty cool stuff. At the least, you can probably find somebody who will clean your glasses for free.
9th-century boathouses line the Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, PA. This photo is from the Liberty boat in movement on the Schuylkill River Cruise. At the left you can see the air balloon of the Philly Zoo. (Best in Large)
There is a windmill in the image - upper left behind the small barn in the distance.
I guess I could say just follow the rows!
Happy Windmill Wednesday!! (HWW)
Taken through a fish eye lens, the field almost looks like the human eye sees it. Almost.
Still searching for the snowy owl. No luck yet. I know it's out there.
Some farmers purvey their land and crop options during an early spring ride across their fields. The horses can dance between the over winter crop rows and don't get stuck in the wet mud.
Wish I could describe it more romantically ...but that is pretty much the jest of it!
As the sun sets over central Ohio, CSX G480 flys north on the Scottslawn Secondary, with a YN2 leader, in some sweet golden light.
One of the most magnificent archaeological features on Dartmoor. This stone row with its massive terminal stone is seen from within the cairn circle sited at its end.
The ancient stone row stands on Hingston Hill, near Down Tor, about 2 Km from Burrator reservoir in Dartmoor National Park. The stones were restored from their fallen state in 1894. They probably date from neolithic or bronze age times and may have had a sacred religious significance.
The cairn circle is 11 metres in diameter. The terminal stone is about 3 metres high and the stome row is comprised of 157 standing stones stretching a distance of 349 metres.