Paço de Arcos Fishing Harbour

Port Lympia, Nice, Côte d'Azur, France

gesichert

es ist "nur" der Zaun zum Flugplatz

it's only the fence from the airport

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As I know that you will be there

Theft prevention in Clissold Park Public toilets

Dilapidated shed in Okains Bay, Banks Peninsular in New Zealand

Utility pole top just outside Kohler-Andrae State Park.

Stainton, County Durham, UK.

Venice Florida

Secured against theft, these oversized mooring floats added plenty of colour to a beachside park at South Melbourne.

HD PENTAX-DA 55-300mm f4.5-6.3 PLM

SAMSUNG CSC

Ewa Nui, Oahu, Hawaii

I was thinking of using a different title, but didn't want to offend anyone. 'Trump's Wall' first came to mind, lol.

Sony A7 (Full Spectrum) | Sony FE 55mm ZA | LifePixel 830nm

This is the door on a steel electrical junction box on the east (Secaucus) side of the DB Draw bridge. The box was empty, so I don't know whether controls for the swing bridge were here, too. The chain and pin secure the door in the open position.

Taken with a Pentacon Six TL.

Fisherman's hut seen at Sunderland Point

Toronto, Ontario

or not?

Have a pleasant and peaceful, safe and secure, healthy and wealthy weekend, filled with all the blessings.

God be with us all.

Digital Art - Fractals

with image manipulation and textures

My Textures; Mandelbulb3D fractals

Beach hut exterior, various locks, locked up and secure. Frinton on Sea, Essex, England. 2022.

Justin

www.justingreen19.co.uk

Secure

Surface roots of a tree

Locked bicycle parking area in the TAFE carpark in Light Square.

Richmond, North Yorkshire, UK

In Boston

Copyright Derek Robertson derek.dpr@gmail.com;

Door to MOD Bunker.....

In the days of steam, railways needed a secure water supply. Wentworth Falls Lake is the third and last in a sequence of railway reservoirs near the mainline in the area. The first dam in the 1860s was a little to the west of the railway station and predated it. The second reservoir, made necessary by the long drought in the late 1870s and early 1880s, dammed Jamison Creek with a 16-metre long brick and concrete wall in what is now Wilson Park. Finally, in 1906 - 1908 a new railway reservoir, the present lake, was created by the construction of an earth wall 150 metres long across the upper waters of Jamison Creek north of the highway.

The wall was heightened at various times to enhance capacity and in 1991 the old spillway was replaced and the earth wall took its present shape.

The present reserve between Sinclair Crescent and the lake was gazetted on the 31st of January 1964.

Source: New South Wales Heritage Register.

part of a pressure relief valve set-up for a large capacity fire hydrant.