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Sunrise from Wareham bridge looking across towards the Yachts and Fog at sunrise.
The moment 2 ducks swimming adding a bit of interest.
Full manual settings used and also helped in capturing anything that moved at speed.
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The full moon sets toward South Coyote Buttes lit by the rising sun, and framed by formations at White Pocket populated by a couple of corvids (probably ravens, but possibly crows). (#3)
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Just waiting in the early morning light......
SV Tenacious is a unique tall ship designed for inclusivity, allowing both disabled and non-disabled individuals to sail together as crew members.
Launched in 2000, SV Tenacious is the largest wooden tall ship built in the UK in over a century. It was designed by Tony Castro and constructed by the Jubilee Sailing Trust (JST) to accommodate a mixed-ability crew. The ship features innovative designs such as wheelchair lifts, a speaking compass, and adjustable furniture, enabling everyone to participate fully in sailing activities.
Specifications:
Length: 65 meters (213 feet) including the bowsprit
Beam: 10.6 meters (34 feet 9 inches)
Displacement: Approximately 714 tons
Rigging: Three-masted barque with two mizzen gaffs
Maiden Voyage: The ship's first journey was from Southampton to Sark, St Helier, and Weymouth on September 1, 2000.
As of now, the ship is currently for sale, and there is an ongoing campaign to raise awareness and find a new owner or organization that can operate her sustainably. The Save Tall Ship Tenacious campaign aims to ensure that the ship continues to provide opportunities for mixed-ability sailing.
The California Bungalow style of this house fits in quite well with the two palm trees. It could easily be a suburb in Los Angeles. In fact it's Invermay in Launceston, Tasmania. The upper story would appear to be a well constructed later addition.
Early late September morning at Two Medicine Lake on the east side of Glacier National Park
Though there were no clouds, there was no wind which made for good conditions to highlight the reflections and colorful rocks.
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We spoke to a ranger about this hike--from the Dempster Highway to Grizzly Lake, over Glissade Pass to Divide Lake, on to Talus Lake, and then back--before we started. He described the route over Glissade Pass, explaining, "You'll look down and say, 'that can't be possible,' but you just keep going." And that's exactly what we did say, and do, glissading down snowfields and scree. On the way back up the pass, by this point good and tired, we found ourselves sinking deep into the snow and scree, and experiencing the demoralization of actually sliding backwards after great effort. Since this photo is six years old, I won't try to build the suspense; after a lot of effort, we made it back to the tent:) Mrs. Orca making the arduous way from Divide to Grizzly lake over Glissade Pass, Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon Territory, Canada.
EXPLORED July 31, 2015
I like to get up early and walk before everyone else is awake. As soon as I shut the door and headed out, it started to pour, but in Kauai, rain only lasts a minute or two and out comes the sun. Sure enough that is what happened and I was rewarded with this rainbow.
I think Bella got these two and left them near the back door. This gifting happens every now and then.
According to the date stone on the gable end of this former farm cottage, it was built in 1668 - two years after the Great Fire of London. At the rear of the cottage is the farmyard, with outbuildings and an ancient barn which is home to a flock of doves. Instead of a dovecote, nesting holes are built into the side of the barn. The beautiful grade II-listed cottage is our home, while we also have a holiday home in the north of England near the border between Lancashire and Cumbria. This provides easy access to the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, both of which are a 30-minute drive away.