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Somehow we were blessed with fabulous sunshine during our walk along the seafront in Seattle. Looking out into Puget Sound it was a different kettle of fish as can be seen here. One of the many ferries that work this stretch of water can be seen making a crossing. No doubt its open decks were clear of passengers.
We hopped on our chopper and headed out of Milford Sound which allowed us to see first hand the majesty of this magnificent natural wonder. With sheer walls towering 1,200 meters or 3,900 feet and plunging to the depths of near 1000 feet or 291 meters it's no wonder that Rudyard Kipling once call the sound the 8th wonder of the world. We will be back!
From Devils Point near where HMS Beagle, with Charles Darwin aboard, sailed from Plymouth Sound on 27 December 1831.
In the distance Drakes Island, Bovisand, Wembury and the Mewstone.
We headed to beautiful Santa Cruz, located at the California coast across the hill from the Silicon Valley. It's fun strolling along the beach, listening to the sound of waves.
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Another experimenting with the WDA, if we stop having rank rotten (I love rainy arty shots but this is just floods everywhere!) weather I will get out with the Brownie and get some new stuff!
With Aaronxxx, Walking passed a pub in Manchester.Been listening to the Album Low by DB.take on the cover.
There are no words that can adequately capture the experience that is Milford Sound. I've never seen anything quite like it. Dozens of huge waterfalls cascade down near vertical walls of rock and foliage. It is a sight to behold!
Sound Collector unpolished - Take the A-Train Musicfestival 2021, 18.09.2021 - Hotel Hohenstauffen Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Lisa Hofmaninger: bassclarinet, sax
Judith Schwarz: drums
Explore 29.05.16
Milford Sound (Piopiotahi in Maori) è un fiordo situato nell'angolo sud-ovest dell'Isola del Sud della Nuova Zelanda, all'interno del Fiordland National Park. È considerata la meta turistica più famosa della Nuova Zelanda. Rudyard Kipling la descrisse come l' "Ottava meraviglia del mondo".
Milford Sound si estende per 15 chilometri dal Mar di Tasman verso l'entroterra ed è circondato su entrambi i lati da ripidissime pareti di roccia alte fino a più di 1200 metri.
Con una media di precipitazioni di 6.813 mm in ben 182 giorni all'anno, Milford Sound può essere considerato come il posto abitato più piovoso della Nuova Zelanda e uno dei più piovosi al mondo.
Noi abbiamo ammirato le sue rocce da una barca, in una giornata molto molto piovosa. Purtroppo non posso mostrarvi altre foto perchè, come potete immaginare, non è stato facile fotografare da una barca, sotto la pioggia battente e col mare "forza nove". Comunque esperienza indimenticabile!
A bright morning with a fresh breeze, moving the leaves, adding to the sounds of the water. Far enough from the hum of human activity to make it a sanctuary.
pose by Del May Poses
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...
Hello darkness my old friend,
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
left it's seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
still remains, within the sounds of silence
...
(Salve oscurità, mia vecchia amica
ho ripreso a parlarti ancora
perché una visione che fa dolcemente rabbrividire
ha lasciato in me i suoi semi mentre dormivo
e la visione che è stata piantata nel mio cervello
ancora persiste nel suono del silenzio )
Sounder #1509 for Tacoma and points south blasts out of King Street Station as a BNSF mixed freight from Everett waits for a window to head south. The off-ramp on the right is part of the interchange that makes up the very west end of Interstate 90.