The structure of Birmingham's new library provides endless opportunity for a photographer. The sun was shining today, and looking up through the facade it feels like a different landscape. Slightly different from my landscape stuff, but brings me as much joy.

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This lone exposed tree at Maywood has been battered by the elements but is still standing. One can say the same about American democracy at the present. Let us nurture it and help it survive.

An oil rig, temporarily relocated to the Firth of Forth, Scotland.

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"Scenes of my young years were warm in my mind,

Visions of shadows that shine.

Til one day I returned and found they were the

Victims of the vines of changes."

- - Lyrics by Phil Ochs

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Pisek is a small town. His influence on the culture of the Czech Republic is Gigantic. Here was born the director Václav Krška. cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A1clav_Kr%C5%A1ka Here was the cursed poet Frana Sramek. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A1%C5%88a_%C5%A0r%C3%A1mek

Here was born, the song of all the students. "When I went through the Putim Gate"

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But this is not so poetic in Bohemia. At the secondary technical school, we were screaming like baboons. We were terribly drunk. We drank 7 beers and then went back to school. And that song bolstered us! Graduation!

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What the flowers convey:

Red:”I love you”

Nothing says “I love you” like red roses. Red symbolises love, beauty, courage, respect, romantic love, and even congratulations.

They speak the language of love and romance! A bright red rose means a love life that is fulfilled, while a burgundy rose implies a one-sided romance that has yet to be accepted.

Red is also the colour of blood, which again, epitomises the pinnacle human existence and core.

So, whether you are going with a single, long-stemmed rose, rose petals or a fresh flower bouquet made of brightest and freshest of roses, these are the perfect way to tell your loved ones that you are in love with them!

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Symbolic of the old west, a working corral stands near the abrupt geological fault called the San Rafael Reef, which is the eastern of the San Rafael Swell, a dome 75 by 40 miles that rose 4000 feet between 60 and 40 million years ago. While erosion has reduced the relief of the Swell, it is still a stunning feature.

This is a stack of two shots to get both the corral and rock formations in focus.

I often find myself drawn to forest trails - always wanting to see what's around the bend. This scene is a bit symbolic too as it speaks to me of where we currently are - things are a bit fuzzy and we're not quite sure what's around the corner, but there is light and focus ahead as well.

Throughout many cultures, the symbolic meaning of owl deals with:

•intelligence

•brilliance

•perspective

•intuition

•quick-wit

•independence

•wisdom

•protection

•mystery

•power

In this photo, I have tried to capture these aspects.

His eyes: 'Speaking words of wisdom'...

Naughty conceptual post and photography, taken by Candlelight.

I consider this photo of mine a very elegant symbolic erotic photo.

(See description below)

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(Invited also at the 🍓'Berries & Cherries'🍒 Smile on Saturday )

Spring time usually represents an awakening time, for all senses, in all senses.

(Partially inspired at a post by Franzisko Hauser, possibly in communion of tastes and present mood).

With this still life, I have tried to visually represent the female genitalia, oh well, very symbolically but there' s more...

My concept on the Cherry.

It's years I now & then make some attempts to do erotic art without using any esplicit nude body parts, sometimes with just the hands, others with my letterings, sometimes with some of my drawings (so far unpublished).

It's an effort, a training, an exploring modality, a journey into discoveries.

Well, to me, this photo can be one example on how to visually evoke the female genitalia.

Once one dear friend, speaking about the fruits which can be perceived as erotic, asserted: "The sexiest fruit ever is the Strawberry!" I answered him: "Not at all, it's the Cherry in fact".

And he: "Naaaaa, it's not possible to eat a whole cherry like a strawberry because, in the end, you will find the kernel and you will need to spit it out, not a nice visual".

I replied him: "By all means it must be the Cherry because, after you have chewed its flesh & drunk its juices, you finally discover the hardcore and, if the cherry tastes delicious, you will suck the core all your life".

Ref.\CANON Spring '22\Tutto Sakura\One for all Praise of Cherry 033 ok VM DEF #square #essential #essence #minimalist

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Life, light, darkness and faith

Hope and expressions of deep feelings

The life goes on, easy come, easy go...

We are so fragile...

Quite symbolic of the current state of india, where religious(Hindu and Muslim) fanaticism has replaced Gandhian ideals of peace and religious tolerance.

Symbolic form and function

In his 1984 winning bid for the creation of the Canadian Museum of Civilization (now renamed the Canadian Museum of History) Canadian Architect Douglas Cardinal stated the following:

“The museum will be a symbolic form. It will speak of the emergence of this continent, its forms sculptured by the winds, the rivers, the glaciers. It will speak of the emergence of man from the melting glaciers; of man and woman living in harmony with the forces of nature and evolving with them. It will show the way in which man first learned to cope with the environment, then mastered it and shaped it to the needs of his own goals and aspirations. It will depict man as a creature of the earth who knows his tremendous power to change his environment, yet understands that he must live in harmony with it... The building itself should truly aspire to be an artifact of our time, a celebration of man's evolution and achievement. It should point optimistically to the future, promising man's continued growth to a higher form of life, exploring not just this continent or planet but outer space as well. It should endeavour to be a spiritual act, and should demand from all those contributing to its design and construction the very best of their endeavours.”

His vision convinced the selection committee that he was the right architect for the job, “of all the submissions, his seemed to achieve the best balance between the relationship of the museum to the land, and the relationship of humans to that environment.”

The Museum subsequently opened in 1989 and quickly became Canada’s most visited museum.

Source: www.historymuseum.ca/cmc/exhibitions/cmc/architecture/tou...

if you want to see the sunshine, you have to weather the storm

D810 + Maksutov MTO 1000A 1100mm f/10.5 + 2x Kenko DGX Pro300 teleconverter

My submission for 52frames Week 23: Negative Space

In case you are wondering, there is no logic to this picture. I photographed the rusted iron wire & the giloy leaves individually, & then together. The latter looked more interesting to my eyes & hence I chose this as my submission.

Symbolic of my desire for simpler times. Yea I yearn for a time void of loss, chaos, devision, and pandemic. And as 2020 comes to a close, it's seemingly nothing more than a precursor to 2021 rather than the year to forget. Echos of new norms and a new administration is little more than fuel on an already hot embers. And the wind blows on making containment problematic. Countries abroad must wonder what the hell is going on in the US. Have we gone mad? Is common sense as common as we commoners once thought?

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Don Khong is the main island in the South Mekong river region know as the 4000 islands, one of the most scenic areas in Laos. The interior of Don Khong is almost entirely given over to rice cultivation. The major pastime on Don Khong is cycling around the countryside. Both in the early morning and late afternoon, this is an excellent way to pass a few hours, though it's best to avoid the middle of the day when the heat is oppressive. There are a few small villages scattered around the island's edge along with some interesting little temples and pleasant riverside scenery, but overall the main attraction here is the gentle pace of life. The floodplains of the Mekong River provide the country's only lowlands and its major wet-rice fields. Laos has a centrally planned economy based primarily on agriculture (including rice, sweet potatoes, sugarcane, cassava, and opium poppies) and international aid. Women hold dual responsibility for farm at home. In rice farming women in Laos have a substantial role. Traditionally, men plough, make bunds and prepare seedbeds, and women do more than half of the transplanting of rice, weeding, harvesting, threshing and post-harvest operations. In some areas the traditional task division has changed due to lack of male labour. Women are increasingly involved in land preparation, irrigation and preparing bunds and seedbeds.

I think the best way to explore Laos is by bicycle or feet. Meeting friendly Lao people in the small villages, like here on the Mekong island Don Khong, along the way and enjoying its countryside. I had to stop many times to make a photo. A beautiful scenery of paddy fields and it's gentle pace of life.

Si Phan Don, ook bekend als 4 duizend eilanden is gelegen in het zuiden van Laos. Hier is de Mekong op sommige gebieden wel 14 km breed. Het grootste eiland in de Mekong is Don Khong en meest ontwikkelde van deze eilanden. Eerst zijn we met een klein bootje naar het grootste eiland gegaan: Samengevat: peace & happiness. Voor de gemiddelde toerist is er erg weinig te doen, maar voor mij is de omgeving schitterend en heel rustgevend. De omgeving nodigt uit tot het maken van flinke wandelingen, maar je kunt het eiland ook prima per fiets verkennen. We hebben onze slaapplaats gevonden in een prachtig hardhouten chalet, waar alles oude klassieke rijkdom uitstraalde. We hebben dan ook maar een fiets gehuurd en een rondje gemaakt. Werkelijk prachtig en heerlijk om door onbedorven dorpjes en de prachtige groene rijstvelden te rijden waar iedereen ons zwaaiend met Sabaidee begroette. Opvallend is de sterke positie die de vrouwen binnen de familie innemen en ze doen zelfs het meeste werk op de rijstvelden. Een Aziatische rijstboer gebruikt geen machines, maar zaait, plant uit en oogst met de hand. Ploegen gebeurt meestal met een waterbuffel of met handtractor. Wist je dat een kleine rijstboer in Azië zo’n 80 kilometer achter zijn buffel aanloopt om één hectare rijstveld om te ploegen? Meestal verbouwt hij de rijst voor zichzelf en zijn gezin op een eigen stukje grond. Vaak echter dwingt geldgebrek hem de ganse oogst te verkopen. Dankzij de aanleg van dammen krijgen de velden het hele jaar voldoende water en kunnen de boeren tweemaal per jaar oogsten. Mannen en vrouwen hebben het werk op de velden netjes verdeeld. Mannen verzorgen de dijken, ploegen de velden, brengen de rijstplantjes aan - ze balanceren met hun draagstok op de dijkjes. Vrouwen staan acht tot tien uur per dag in het water om met gebogen rug de plantjes uit te zetten. De natte rijstbouw is het voornaamste middel van bestaan.

double exposure / 2 pictures / tree in copper ( chain pedant with Opal ) and a flower ( the last Tulip of this spring )

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Doppelbelichtung / 2 Bilder / Baum in Kupfer ( Kettenanhänger mit Opal ) und einer Blume ( die letzte Tulpe diesen Frühlings )

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Was symbolisiert der Lebensbaum?

Die Verbindung zur Natur. Der Baum des Lebens mit seinen Samen, Zweigen und Wurzeln symbolisiert auch den Familien-Stammbaum.

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Das Äussere einer Pflanze ist nur die eine Hälfte der Wirklichkeit".

(c) Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749 – 1832).

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What symbolizes the Tree of Life? The connection to nature. The tree of life with its seeds, branches and roots also symbolizes the family tree.

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The appearance of a plant is only one half of reality. "

(c) Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749 - 1832).

Abundance, determination, and freedom are among the symbolic meanings associated with the bison

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Seoul, Korea

symbolic sculpture

Halfway between the Cathedral and Gambetta Square, we find one of the symbolic sculpture of Amiens, the Dewailly clock. It was originally located in the Gambetta Square until it was pretty much destroyed during the war and the clock disappeared. It was donated in 1896 by the former mayor-Mayor Dr. Dewailly and designed by architect Emile Ricquier. There's a figure of a woman with bare breasts which is the work of Albert Roze. With this work he wanted to make an allegory to spring.

True Love

When trust evolves enough,

The facade is chipped away.

Then truth abounds-

Thus, Abiding Love

~by Faye Jones~

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The symbolic bird of the Atlantic Forest and one of the most spectacular in the world.

A crop from a larger image, but you can see the beauty of this vivid red bird.

Location: Cachoeira Caputera II - Angra dos Reis - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil - BR - South America - SA

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Outside someone's house. They've got quite a good colour sense!

Wellington, Tamil Nadu

Paris, France.

Symbolic spiral staircase abstraction.

My husband and I recently hiked to another outcrop on Wilburn Ridge (Grayson Highlands State Park, Virginia) for a very memorable sunset. As the elements (light, fog, and clouds) were in a constant state of change, I found it both exciting and challenging to photograph. At the same time, I was listening to a very respectful group of Boy Scouts conduct their worship service behind me. A few days later, I learned of my father's passing. (One of his favorite songs was the old gospel song "Beyond the Sunset" that was played at his funeral.) As I now view this image, I feel an even greater connection to this memorable sunset and to the image's personal symbolism to me.

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A (green with envy) macro shot of a sheet submitted for the MACRO MONDAYS' theme of "The 7 Deadly Sins".

This is also my 2nd submission for Sliders Sunday today.

'Symbolic' - word #92 on the list of 100 words.

HMM & HSS everyone!

Part of my Macro Mondays (Set)

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This series of photos are my attempts at 'Photo Art'...I play a game of 'abstracting the view' or 'symbolic referencing' Everything is photographed 'as seen'...

Lilies are an extremely varied and popular group of plants that produce beautiful, and sometimes, very fragrant flowers....The symbolic meaning for the Yellow Lily is Gaiety.

The hotel Habana Libre, Havana’s most symbolic hotel, which was built as the Habana Hilton, under the personal auspices of President Fulgencio Batista. The inaugural process happened in the afternoon of Wednesday March 19, 1958. Following the entry of Fidel Castro into Havana, on January 8, 1959, the Hotel Habana Hilton became his headquarters for 3 months. The hotel remained in operation as a Hilton for two more unsuccessful years as relations between the US and Cuba worsened, until October 1960, when all American hotels in Cuba were nationalized and the casinos permanently closed. The hotel was then renamed the Hotel Habana Libre. Today it is a hotel being reformed and is operated by the Spanish Hotel Chain, Meliá under the name Tryp Habana Libre Hotel.

O hotel Habana Libre, o hotel mais simbólico de Havana, construído como o Habana Hilton, sob os auspícios pessoais do então presidente Fulgencio Batista. O processo inaugural ocorreu na tarde de quarta-feira, 19 de março de 1958. Após a entrada de Fidel Castro em Havana, em 8 de janeiro de 1959, o Hotel Habana Hilton tornou-se sua sede por 3 meses. O hotel permaneceu em operação como Hilton por mais dois anos sem sucesso, com as relações entre os EUA e Cuba piorando, até outubro de 1960, quando todos os hotéis americanos em Cuba foram nacionalizados e os cassinos fechados permanentemente. O hotel foi renomeado como Hotel Habana Libre. Hoje é um hotel em reforma e é operado pela cadeia espanhola de hotéis Meliá, com o nome de Tryp Habana Libre Hotel.

Het hotel Habana Libre, het meest symbolische hotel van Havana, dat werd gebouwd als het Habana Hilton, onder persoonlijk toezicht van president Fulgencio Batista. Het inaugurele proces vond plaats in de namiddag van woensdag 19 maart 1958. Na de binnenkomst van Fidel Castro in Havana, op 8 januari 1959, werd Hotel Habana Hilton zijn hoofdkantoor voor 3 maanden. Het hotel bleef nog twee mislukte jaren in gebruik als Hilton toen de betrekkingen tussen de VS en Cuba verslechterden, tot oktober 1960, toen alle Amerikaanse hotels in Cuba werden genationaliseerd en de casino's permanent werden gesloten. Het hotel werd vervolgens omgedoopt tot Hotel Habana Libre. Tegenwoordig is het een hotel dat wordt hervormd en wordt het beheerd door de Spaanse hotelketen Meliá onder de naam Tryp Habana Libre Hotel.

El hotel Habana Libre, el hotel más simbólico de La Habana, construido como el Habana Hilton, bajo los auspicios personales del entonces presidente Fulgencio Batista. El proceso inaugural ocurrió en la tarde del miércoles 19 de marzo de 1958. Tras la entrada de Fidel Castro en La Habana, el 8 de enero de 1959, el Hotel Habana Hilton se convirtió en su sede durante 3 meses. El hotel permaneció en funcionamiento como Hilton durante otros dos años infructuosos a medida que las relaciones entre Estados Unidos y Cuba empeoraron, hasta octubre de 1960, cuando todos los hoteles estadounidenses en Cuba fueron nacionalizados y los casinos permanentemente cerrados. El hotel pasó a llamarse Hotel Habana Libre. Hoy es un hotel en reforma y es operado por la cadena hotelera española Meliá bajo el nombre de Tryp Habana Libre Hotel.

L'hotel Habana Libre, l'hotel più simbolico dell'Avana, costruito come Habana Hilton, sotto gli auspici personali del presidente Fulgencio Batista. Il processo inaugurale avvenne nel pomeriggio di mercoledì 19 marzo 1958. Dopo l'entrata di Fidel Castro a L'Avana, l'8 gennaio 1959, l'Hotel Habana Hilton divenne il suo quartier generale per 3 mesi. L'hotel rimase in funzione come Hilton per altri due anni senza successo, poiché le relazioni tra Stati Uniti e Cuba peggiorarono, fino all'ottobre 1960, quando tutti gli hotel americani a Cuba furono nazionalizzati e i casinò definitivamente chiusi. L'hotel è stato quindi ribattezzato Hotel Habana Libre. Oggi è un hotel in fase di riforma ed è gestito dalla catena alberghiera spagnola, Meliá con il nome di Tryp Habana Libre Hotel.

Das Hotel Habana Libre, Havannas symbolischstes Hotel, das als Habana Hilton unter der persönlichen Schirmherrschaft von Präsident Fulgencio Batista erbaut wurde. Der Eröffnungsprozess fand am Nachmittag des 19. März 1958 statt. Nach dem Einzug von Fidel Castro in Havanna am 8. Januar 1959 wurde das Hotel Habana Hilton für drei Monate zu seinem Hauptquartier. Das Hotel blieb zwei weitere erfolglose Jahre als Hilton in Betrieb, da sich die Beziehungen zwischen den USA und Kuba verschlechterten, bis im Oktober 1960 alle amerikanischen Hotels in Kuba verstaatlicht und die Casinos endgültig geschlossen wurden. Das Hotel wurde dann in Hotel Habana Libre umbenannt. Heute ist es ein Hotel, das reformiert wird und von der spanischen Hotelkette Meliá unter dem Namen Tryp Habana Libre Hotel betrieben wird.

L'hôtel Habana Libre, l'hôtel le plus emblématique de La Havane, construit sous le nom de Habana Hilton, sous les auspices personnels du ex-président Fulgencio Batista. Le processus inaugural a eu lieu dans l'après-midi du mercredi 19 mars 1958. Suite à l'entrée de Fidel Castro à La Havane, le 8 janvier 1959, l'hôtel Habana Hilton est devenu son quartier général pendant 3 mois. L'hôtel est resté en activité en tant que Hilton pendant deux autres années infructueuses alors que les relations entre les États-Unis et Cuba se sont aggravées, jusqu'en octobre 1960, lorsque tous les hôtels américains à Cuba ont été nationalisés et les casinos fermés définitivement. L'hôtel a ensuite été rebaptisé Hôtel Habana Libre. Aujourd'hui, c'est un hôtel en cours de réforme et géré par la chaîne hôtelière espagnole Meliá sous le nom de Tryp Habana Libre Hotel.

The sense of community generated locally as we deal with the day to day issues of the crisis is uplifting.

A snippet of Mr Jones - sometimes while editing shots in B&W "Mr Jones" will pop into my head - it usually starts with ...Gray is my favorite color...I always thought Red was my favorite color , maybe it is Gray - maybe I need to reassess my favorites!

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As always on the Brooklyn Bridge : you dig !

It sounds as a cliché, but it's like that : you dig !

You can't stop yourself from singing a classic : you just dig !

So attractive Brooklyn Bridge.

@NYC Brooklyn Bridge - 2015

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Warszawa, Poland

Spring

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Bison, symbolic animals of the Great Plains, are often mistakenly called buffaloes. By any name, they are formidable beasts and the heaviest land animals in North America.

Yellowstone National Park is the only place in the U.S. where bison have continuously lived since prehistoric times. What makes Yellowstone’s bison so special is that they’re the pure descendants (free of cattle genes) of early bison that roamed our country’s grasslands. As of July 2015, Yellowstone’s bison population was estimated at 4,900 -- making it the largest bison population on public lands.

Bison stand some 5 to 6.5 feet tall at the shoulder, and can tip the scales at over a ton. Despite their massive size, bison are quick on their feet. When the need arises they can run at speeds up to 40 miles an hour. They sport curved, sharp horns that may grow to be two feet long.

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These pictures from 2024 were taken on one of my best days. As well as the outline of a Large Blue Eye with a distinct blue spherical both iris and pupil there is a shadow at the left centre which casts very interesting even symbolic shades. The Witches' Stone just at the edge of the village of Spott is a good memorial of bad times and deeds. The Witches’ Stone always fills me with commemoration and remembrance of times not so long gone when Witch Hunts were after witches so upsettingly so that we still use the term Witch Hunt no more than ever for a falsely fuelled over active hunt often with vicious entanglements and outcomes.

The Witches’ Stone is on the East of Spott village and Easter Broomhouse Standing Stone is at the West of the village. In the village at the Church you can find The Jougs. From standing stone in the East past central stone church to a commemorative stone in the West there are three superb historic lithic sites. The Church has been a focal site to inspire and to contain history of the area and along with local archives there are some superb historic collections, myriad connections, and local recollections.

There are three tall Standing Stones near Spott, Easter Broomhouse, Pencraig Hill and Kirklandhill Standing Stones. Their placement in the landscape of natural bounties and hill forts is a key to some of the smaller monuments, This coastal area is full of life from the sea and the land and the stones stretch into the sky that keeps the seas calm and the lands fertile.

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Witches of Scotland is a campaign for justice; for a legal pardon, an apology and national monument for the thousands of people – mostly women - that were convicted of witchcraft and executed between 1563 and 1736 in Scotland.

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The Witches of Scotland Limited. This tartan can be worn by anyone.

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Witches of Scotland podcast

Claire Mitchell QC and Zoe Venditozzi, Author co-host the Witches of Scotland podcast. Over the forthcoming weeks we hope to bring you interviews from those who know about the history, law and stories of those accused of witchcraft. Join our mailing list and we will let you know when a new podcast is out.

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Witches' Stone, Spott

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Easter Broomhouse Standing Stone

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Easter Broomhouse - Standing Stone (Menhir) in Scotland in East Lothian

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Spott Church

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Welcome to Belhaven and Spott Parish Church

www.belhaven-and-spott.org/

Witches' Stone, Spott

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Easter Broomhouse Standing Stone (Prehistoric)

canmore.org.uk/site/57622/easter-broomhouse

Pencraig Hill Standing Stone (Prehistoric)

canmore.org.uk/site/56240/pencraig-hill

Witches' Stone, Spott

www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/6453/witches_stone.html

Witches' Stone, Spott

www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=8239

Easter Broomhouse Standing Stone

www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/1492/easter_broomhouse_...

Pencraig Hill Standing Stone (Prehistoric)

www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/1494/pencraig_hill_stan...

Pencraig Hill Standing Stone (Prehistoric)

www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=6703

Kirklandhill Standing Stone

www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/1493/kirklandhill_stand...

Symbolic in a few ways:

1. This is the last season that the Oilers will be playing in Rexall Place

2. Edmonton-based Katz Group (which also owns the Oilers) recently sold the Rexall brand and its stores

Sultan Qaboos Mosque at Salalah was inaugurated in 2009. It has become a symbolic and landmark structure in Salalah. The 40,419 sq.m. mosque is surrounded by a boundary wall with four entrances and can accommodate 3000 worshippers at a time. The mosque features a dome with a diameter of 15m. and height of 36m.

We where not allowed inside as it was a Holy Day. The Gardens where very beautiful