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Frankfurt, Germany, 3 skyscrapers on analog film. Polablue, after scann, invertiing, editing. B & W, colours from film material.
The Three Graces of Liverpool Waterfront. Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building, Port of Liverpool Building. Also, Mann Island buildings and Museum of Liverpool. 24 March 2017.
20200508 Three Fathoms Cove
Visit of a Marine Fish Farm
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This modest haveli was home to a family of three generations. Look closely at the daughter’s hand, and you will see the traditional decorative henna tattoos which are popular in this part of India.
I didn't even have to think of what my picture was going to be once I came home and saw this. Earlier on in the day whenever I was cleaning I noticed that we were getting low on trash bags so I wrote on our message board "Hey we are almost out of trash bags can someone get some, steph and i bought them last time. Thx, JC"
As you can see that was not worded correctly and needed some editing by my roommate. Hm... I guess I need to take a class in message board etiquette because I am obviously not communicating appropriately. I am just going to take deep breaths and not go insane on her.
One of the highlights of my trip to Costa Rica was getting to see wild sloths. The way they looked and moved was just so bizarre and alien to me. Their movements were slow and methodical, but faster than I expected. They could climb up and down trees, and even switch trees completely, in relatively short amount of times. There camouflage is incredible. We saw at least five sloths during the two weeks we were there, and most of the time they were difficult to pick out from among the leafy green canopy.
My Dad spotted this one while we were hiking along a trail near the Sierpe River. He was hanging out near the start of our trail, so after a few minutes of watching him we moved on. When we got back about 2 hours later, he had moved over several trees and was stretched out between two neighboring branches.
7000 kilometers in 8 days doesn't leave much time for photos. Taken during a much needed lunch break at Three Valley Lake. The lake is shaped like a boomerang, with the two arms going out to the left and the right. At the far end of the bay on the right is the Three Valley Chateau.
The Three floors of the Buddha's tooth temple. Its quite an impressive structure and very highly decorated. This is view from the main entrance. Chinatown, Singapore
Bjørn Magne and Merete had been to the Three Floyds Brewing Company brewpub in Munster, Indiana, a month before I went on my own American beer odyssey and they had recommended a stop there (which I did). They also brought some good beers with them back to Norway, such as this one - the Three Floyds Dreadnaught, a 9,5% abv imperial IPA.
It has such a smooth flavor of well balanced hops, not the common hops explosion one usually finds in other double IPAs, and nice sweetness that lingers for a long time in the mouth. A really, really good double IPA!
Three Cliffs Bay is a bay on the south coast of the Gower peninsula in the City and County of Swansea, Wales. The bay takes its name from the three sea cliffs that jut out into the bay. Pennard Pill, a small stream, flows into the sea in the middle of the bay.
The beach is an important asset for locals and visitors and routinely qualifies for Blue Flag status.
Inland about 500 yards from the main beach on high ground above Pennard pill is Pennard Castle. It was built in the early 12th century, and is imbued with legends of fairies. It is also the only locality in Britain for Draba aizoides.
Individual beaches that make up this bay have their own names, including Pobbles Bay to the east of the Three Cliffs, and Tor Bay to the west. The beaches are separated at high tide but are accessible to each other at low tide on foot over the sands. Paths lead north to Pennard Burrows, east to Pobbles, and west to Tor Bay. Pobbles and Tor Bay are also accessible from the beach at low tide.
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The ‘Kif Jghid Il-Malti’ project is the work of Maltese artists Joel Saliba and Margaret Pace from Ikona Artworks, assisted by Sara-Lee Zammit, Chris Galea and Perry Scenic Ltd.
Saliba said the statues are intended to be thought provoking and to encourage people to reflect on the Maltese language. They were launched February 2018 by Valletta 2018 chairperson Jason Micallef and parliamentary secretary for Valletta 2018 Deo Debattista.
Valletta, Malta