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maybe if you squint really hard something will come to light, I see a red headed smurf at the bottom.
Walls of the Sunlight Canyon as seen fron the High Bridge that spans the canyon on the Chief Joseph Highway in the Sunlight Basin The granitic gneiss that make up the walls are part of a metamorphic-igneous rock complex of Precambrian age which has been dated radiometrically as between 2.8 and 2.6 billion years old.
This wall has been a feature of this garden since forever! The Victorians often lined a south-facing Cotswold stone wall with brick - it held the heat from the sun during the day, and helped them to grow espalier fruit trees, like peaches, in the garden.
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In Santa Maria dell'Anima.
The church was originally founded in 1350 as a hospice, and in 1386 the church (then 'Beatae Mariae Animarum' (Saint Mary of the Souls)) was erected. The founders were Jan and Katharina Peters of Dordrecht - Dordrecht is a town in what was to become the Netherlands. In the 14th century it was turned into a hostel for pilgrims from all of the Holy Roman Empire. Today the church is one of three national churches of Germany in Rome.
The current church, a hall church of typical North European design, was completed in 1522.
Harbour wall in Lamberts Bay, fortified with giant concrete structures called "dolosse". The Atlantic Ocean can be quite rough at times…
Happy Wednesday, everyone!
Praying at the western wall or as in hebrew Ha-Kotel Ha-Maʿaravi, also known as the wailing wall in the old city of Jerusalem.
A somewhat tatty Wall butterfly on thistle. Derbyshire Peak District. Note the photobombing bug bottom right.
The shower rooms for the camping site at Daan Viljoen Game Park.
Happy Wall Wednesday!
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