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The Great Wall of China really is some wall . An absolutely incredible feat of construction as it follows the very hilly contours of this area. This image was taken from the top of a very steep ,leg aching section .....hence the railings .We joined the wall at Badalang where our guide said that going left was a much harder route than going right. . But as I saw that, by far most people went right ,I of course went left & enjoyed a quiet & peaceful trip.
Click on image (2x) to see the hordes going to the right.
My subject of interest was the fishing boat, but the photo ended up including this ornamental stone wall as well.
The wall is part of a children's play area, the latter of which is on the other side of the right hand wall.
We spent the day at Taughannock Falls State Park with the splendid 400 foot gorge walls and 215 foot waterfall.
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Evening sunlight dappling through street trees onto a bright yellow wall. An outdoor spotlight connects it visually to the intersecting cream painted brick wall.
The remains of a stable wall of the former Hawkwood House (long demolished) and now part of Epping Forest.
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Walls designed by Leonardo da Vinci to defend the Citadel, during his stay in Piombino from 1502 to 1504.
Not sure if I will be able to get them into the groups this week but will try but leaving for the week so enjoy, hopefully see you back Saturday. 😊
The Great South Wall (also sometimes called the South Bull Wall), at the Port of Dublin, extends from Ringsend nearly four miles out into Dublin Bay. It was the world's longest sea-wall at the time of its building and remains one of the longest in Europe.
A view on the wall of the recently closed confectionary (in Dutch: suikerwerken) factory "De Faam" (fame), renowned for treats like peppermint and Dutch liquorice (an acquired taste for some :-)
The company has its origins in the early 19th Century and these specific grounds are from 1912.