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Three students of Class III Aerial Photography, laying a Reconnaissance strip map which they flew and photographed. In background is a PB2Y-4 photo space mock-up. Instructor C. F. Heilig, PhoM 1/c, instructing.
From left to right: Third Brother (2245 metres, or 7365 feet); Second Brother (2250 metres, or 7382 feet); and First Brother (2270 metres, or 7448 feet). Viewed from the terminus of the Blackwall Peak Road to the south. The mountains can easily be reached via the Heather Trail, one of the most popular hiking trails in Manning Provincial Park, BC
August 29, 2007
Turns out these guys weren't too happy about having their picture taken. Literally dozens of guys started yelling at me all up and down the street.
Three leaves, with three small sub-leaves, with three large leaves : Trillium a spring time flower in the PNW.
Three more divinities at the Golden Triangle.
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18 Jan 2010, 18/365 #18
Visited a small wildlife park in Benoni, near where I am staying in South Africa. It is actually a bunny park, but there are lots of other wildlife wandering around. These three little ducklings were rather cute.
A shot inside the Manoria, erm I mean, St. Paul Cathedral in St. Paul, Minnesota. When I stepped inside that cathedral, I was thinking of the Manoria Cathedral music from Chrono Trigger.
And when I stepped outside where it was cold and snowing, I, naturally, was thinking of the Ruined World music in 2300 A.D. of Chrono Trigger.
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I wish there was a location-based app for my music player which changes the background music based on my surroundings. I would seriously love to create that if it hasn't already been developed.
I have always been on the look out for a picture that can approach one of MC Escher's drawings which is called three worlds. This is the first picture I have taken that comes close, the stems under the water, the lilly pads flat on surface and the reflections of the trees rising above into sky. I will keep trying :)
An unusual combination of three Gelderlanders (in what is apparently called a Unicorn formation!) draw a vintage carriage around Beamish Museum, much to the delight of the visitors.
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This statue, known as "Three Soldiers," is part of the Vietnam Veterans memorial in Washington, DC.
Photo by Kevin Borland.
How do they use three kites at once ??
Latest sport on the Winners at low tide
Late in the afternoon after a long walk out over the sands
Here is the Tri-dimensional chess board from "The Way To Eden." It has the "Ganine Classic" plastic chess pieces rather than the alabaster pieces seen in "Where No Man Has Gone Before." It has four "attack boards."