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Wage got open an early Christmas present tonight. He spent over an hour peering into and clicking the view master. He said it made his eyes all "batty." He said Icebat should try it...
These are my old viewmasters. I'd be interested in hearing about how to pull the plastic light filter out in the one on the left (right window)
This picture was taken on the spot where Vermeer painted his famous piece 'View of Delft' (c. 1660). Just like on his painting you can clearly see the tower of the 'New Church' in the distance. There has been a church on that spot since the beginning of the 14th century. The present tower was built in 1872. It has a total height of 108.75 metres, which is only surpassed in the Netherlands by the Dom tower in Utrecht. The royal crypt in this church is the last resting-place for members of the Dutch Royal House.
(Well, so much for the guided tour today. Don't forget the guide! ;-)
BB18 1/4 1089 runs down in towards Palmwoods with a transfer run north to celebrate 150 years of Cloncurry, a town in the north west of the state.
From the way up to Storfjellet/Hammarfjellet.
In the background is Sørøya, an island, and in the middle of the water is Håja, which is said to be the world's largest loose rock.
Helene enjoying the view of the Sognefjord. Shot on Day 28 of project 365. About 10 meters from the point I shot day 28 to the right.
Have to admit that Flickr is kind of addicting. There is lots of rubbish there but also some amazing high quality photography. It’s way to easy to get lost for several hours ;)
Little Morning Light was so beautiful while I saw them apart far away from the Melbourne City, that's real country road B&W amazing views. Thx guys
Unfortunately I've spent some time in hospital recently, but at least the view wasn't too bad.
This is from Level 5 of the Jessie McPherson Private Hospital at Monash Medical, looking South over Clayton.
View from inside the church St. Stephan in Mainz towards the cloister.
Blick aus der Kirche St. Stephan in Mainz Richtung Kreuzgang.
The Czech-Moravian Highlands (Ceskomoravska vrchovina), which extend over an area of seven districts, range from the south Bohemian fishponds to the outskirts of the Hana Region.
Everywhere here you can find stones, sweetbrier bushes and fields with potatoes and flax on gently rising and falling hills, which are not very high and which are covered with small low forests.
Due to the fact that this region is one of the best-preserved areas in the country, it is called the green heart of the Czech Republic. This region is a harsh and a beautiful one and is full of change and romance. The unique atmosphere of the scenery has for many years attracted a lot of artists, painters, sculptors, composers and writers.
The region, often known as "Vysocina" (Highlands), is an ideal area for relaxation and recreation.
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From time to time, I return to the small city of Přibyslav to enjoy easy-going weekend luckily lacking unavoidable hectic of Prague - here the view shows the city as approached from Dvorek village, in the direction from D1 highway I usually take...
On the way up to Cave Ridge I always have to make a side trip over to the tarn and the views of the mountains on the other side of the South Fork Snoqualmie River. There is a camp site here. What a great place to camp! However, I just used this spot to eat a snack.
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View of Grapevine Valley oasis through the iron bars in a tower at Scotty's Castle.
For more information on Scotty's Castle, see "Get-Yur-Motor-Runnin" Road Trip: RiverBear Photo Blog
View of some of the white radar domes of Svalbard Satellite Station or SvalSat on top of the Platåberget mountain outside Longyearbyen, Svalbard.