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The Striding Arches are a series of three massive stone sandstone arches built on the hilltops around Cairnhead, near Moniaive, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. They are built by sculptor Andy Goldsworthy.
The arch you see stands on the top of Colt Hill (598 m). It is just under 4 meters high, and stretches across 7 meters. It is built from 31 blocks of hand-dressed red sandstone weighing approximately 27 tons.
October morning, deep in the Lishakill Preserve, Niskayuna NY.
The faint white streaks are bits of snow falling rapidly from the trees as the temperatures rose following an unsual October snowstorm the night before. Made for a great walk deep in the woods; like standing in a wild and sunny snowstorm.
Lovely sunny lunch... so made it all black!
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Friends invited me to walk in Lake District - Striding Edge ridge to Helvellyn summit. From place where I live it is pretty far away, so I had to get up at 3AM... and because of it I forgot my camera at home. And mobile phone really isn't replacement :-(
A new quad based on the Crab Crawler by Valtarshol. Attachments are in Light Bley and are color tagged.
Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack Stats: 2Rd (gun) 1B (shield generator) 1G (motivator) 1Y (sensor) 2W.
Water Strider (Gerris species?).
Cedar Hill State Park. Cedar Hill, Texas.
Dallas County. September 10, 2020.
Nikon D500. Nikkor AF-S 300mm f/4E ED PF VR + TC-14e III teleconverter.
(420mm) f/5.6 @ 1/800 sec. ISO 4500.
My original comment for this photo, written thirty-three years ago, was "Dilapidated property in Coventry Road". If I've got my bearings right, this rank of surviving (but apparently closed) shops is on the north side of Coventry Road in Small Heath, Birmingham. Posters advertise gigs by Ralph McTell and local boys Black Sabbath, among others. The furthest building on the right (with a lighter façade) is a pub on the corner of Bowling Green Road. The vacant plot over the road on the left is where a police station used to stand, according to contemporary street maps. Photograph taken in autumn 1981, possibly November.
taken while clambering along stride edge on way to mt helvelly summit stunning views along the ridge
Empty streets in Seoul are rare. This somehow reminds me of "The Walking Dead"
Seoul, Korea
March 2025
Gyps fulvus
Thankfully these majestic Vultures are not so far succumbing to the chemical induced population crashes that have afflicted their cousins across Asia and now Africa.
The Wolf Strider is a dangerous machine. It's long and powerful legs can move it across the land very fast while also being very quiet. This near silence that the Wolf achieves allows it to creep up on enemy targets easily.
The main gun of the Wolf is strong enough to penetrate most forms or armor. The relatively small size of the Wolf means that it cannot carry many rounds and thus must be sure with each shot. The side weapons are extremely sharp grappling harpoons meant to entangle and slow down enemy units. With no anti-infantry weapons available and with thin armor the Wolf must be wary of infantry unless it exterminates them with its powerful legs.