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What a marvellous start to a wonderful day taking on the Nantlle Ridge. You leave the Car Park at Rhyd Ddu, cross the road and this is your view!
Your first task is to follow this path and scale the first hill of the Ridge. The summit of Y Garn is just catching the early morning light as John Bleakley and myself have a smile on our faces after the long drive down from the NW of England.
It would be many hours later when we came back along this path, still bearing wide smiles on our weary faces!
Carrie Underwood is singing right now at ION Orchard, Singapore and I'm sulking at home. I ended work late and there's no chance in hell i can squee through pack. This is her first international concert.
I reminisced the days as a proud webmaster of a Carrie Underwood website. Now, thats just memory. If only people would acknowledge that and gimme some meet-and-greet pass. Right now, all those "self proclaimed" Carrie fans shall meet her.
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The Rio de la Crea, (in English Chalk Canal), in Cannaregio one of the six sestieri of Venice in Veneto, Italy.
It gained its name as the site previously held deposits of raw clay used for the production of bricks. The full route of the canal was blocked in 1861 during the construction of Venezia Santa Lucia railway station
It is approximately 580 meters long. The modern canal starts from Canale Colambola, the canal splits with two separate parts both turning 90 degrees towards the Cannaregio Canal.
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One month ago, the southern Africa section of the botanical garden was just beginning to come into bloom. It is still beautiful!
Restoration of 106 year old Leeds & Liverpool Canal wide boat George at Baltic Wharf Boatyard on the River Dart in Totnes.
Once restored she will return to the Leeds & Liverpool to travel between Liverpool and Leigh on events and school visits between May and October, and overwinter at the National Waterways Museum in Ellesmere Port.
Perhaps the building is less important than this tree at Ciudadela Park .....
Playing with photoshop channels + texture by Mat
It was nice to start the new year with quality time on the Sonoma coast, taking in this waterfall emptying into the ocean. There were just a few days of rain by then, and since then, there have been so many more storms and Atmospheric Rivers that have hit the California Coast.
On New Year's, the sun shone all day long, and the skies were a clear blue. The clouds and color during sunset were a pleasant surprise—many thanks to Bob Bowman Photography for inspiring me to take this picture.
this might not be an easy time
there's rivers to cross and hills to climb
some days we might fall apart
and some nights might feel cold and dark
when nobody wins afraid of losing
and the hard roads are the ones worth choosing
some day we'll look back and smile
and know it was worth every mile 💞
Yesterday was the 10th birthday of the Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre, and one of the features of the day was restarting the Wirraway (made by one dedicated gentleman, from scraps of other Wirraways lying all over the countryside)
CN 4795 & CN 7054 are working hard as they start to pull with 59 cars for Taschereau Yard on a snowy morning.
Valley oak (Quercus lobata) at the San Louis National Wildlife Refuge. If things go well, this new branch could be around 600 years in the future.
Ring-billed gulls are migrating south from their breeding grounds in northern Minnesota and Canada now as the lakes up there start to freeze over. The Mississippi River is a major bird migration corridor and the ring-billed gulls were joined by ducks, geese and swans numbering in the tens of thousands today.
@Danube Delta.
Trees crossing from summer to autumn, that moment when colors start to change on some trees faster.
It's the first sign of September, my favorite month.
ꒌ ОТКРИВЕН зимски брлог Ситроена у Црној Гори!
► █░▓ EXCITING MOMENT! Finally, after a lot of digging, we have reached the first actual part of the find. It seems that the early humans had a fair use of plastic materials too!
My car's winter den revealed on Durmitor mountain. The hydraulics have given way to the pressure from above and the vehicle sank almost to the ground (its the lowest position). But everything remained unharmed actually. Only after half a year the car won't survive a typhoon without injuries.
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