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These pictures were taken late January 2019 - Almost a perfect day to visit the wall as there were no crowds and the weather conditions were close to perfect.
Nr. 2016-19
Titel: Josephine Wall - Ruf des Meeres
Teile: 1000 (1000)
Hersteller: Schmidt
Artikel-Nr. 58841
QR: 4 001504 588410
Format: 69,3 x 49,3 cm
Gelegt: 27.-28.01.2016
Kate and Bonnie blast through the last (bathroom-laundryroom) wall in 1 afternoon! Base Station Renovation Fall 2012
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Can you see a face with a lopsided grin? In the new wing (2003), designed by architect Moshe Safdie.
So this is the START of the wall I am building at one of the local gay bars here in town called "Exile" this was taken Tuesday morning....I was done with the wall in about 11 hours over two days....
It's 25' long and 21" high with a "seat" part in the middle of where it bows out. I'll post pics of the completed wall when I take them...LOL
Berlin's eastside gallery is the longest complete section of the old wall still remaining. It's also a huge stretch of excellent street art.
Wall ditch east of Hill Head Farm. This view shows a standard sprung gate just east of St Oswald's, near Heavenfield. The path can be seen along the berm between the curtain wall (which is under the road, to the right) and the ditch (which at this point is full of gorse bushes). Looking E
Handbook p.187.
Wall ditch at the western end of Heddon-on-the-Wall, close to the site of T12a. Looking SE.
Handbook p.167.
These walls are on the northwest corner of Fox Street at Laurel Canyon Boulevard in the City of San Fernando, California. Whenever there were changes I tried to get photos. From 2000 to 2004 I took photos of outstanding graffiti at several locations in my San Fernando Valley neighborhood in Los Angeles. The area includes the communities of San Fernando, Arleta, Pacoima and Panorama City.
Panorama of the remains of Milecastle 30 at Limestone Corner. The earthworks are divided by the ruined field wall in the foreground whilst the field wall running left to right runs immediately south of the curtain wall. The (Roman) Military Way runs from left to right. View from the (18th-century) Military Road. The chap to the right was singing loudly (and cat-torturingly badly), presumably in accompaniment to in-ear entertainment. Looking N
Handbook pp.214–15.
I currently have an exhibition of Wall photos running in the Walls Only Wall group here on Flickr. There's a slideshow of 40 of my best/favorite wall shots.
Thanks to Pixmaniaque for making the cover art and giving me the "wall space" for the month of October.