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One of Paris' lesser-known neighborhoods that's beloved by locals but overlooked by tourists, the Butte aux Cailles district is a village-like oasis in Paris' otherwise ultracontemporary, stark 13th arrondissement.
With its narrow cobblestone streets harboring quirky restaurants, cafes and boutiques but lacking global chain stores, its art deco architectural heritage, and its throwback Paris ambiance, The Butte aux Cailles is definitely a place to come if you're looking for something relatively uncharted.
This historically working-class district has, to no surprise, become a favorite spot for artists and affluent hipsters in recent years, evident in the area's abundant street art, lofts with leafy rooftops, and gourmet shops.
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Reading Buses 213 (SN11 BVU) on Route 4, Reading St Mary's Butts
Behind is 766 (YY15 OYH) on Route 6.
There’s something about sailors.
Oddly, February’s photo was captioned “Bottoms up!”
But no one likes being the butt of a joke—
least of all an April Fools’ joke.
Again from a sailor’s album circa 1930s.
Can anyone identify the location?
Mountain landscape photography, of two buttes on the high plains of Colorado with a stormy sky as a spring storm rolls over the grasslands. Pawnee National Grassland, Colorado
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This is the surviving Ladybird that appeared to be entwined in spiders gossamer. Its now virtually clear of the silky stuff and was happily sucking on a grape LOL. Whoever would have thought a grape has a butt :-))
The most northerly point of Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, with a 19thy century lighthouse.
We walked a few miles along the dramatic seascapes and coastal geology, feel like you are on the edge of the World.
The day was partly cloudy with a strong wind from the sea, - the ocean was roaring loudly. That is what I would expect when you are at the Butt!
The unpainted red brick tower of the lighthouse is 37m high.
The cliff is about 30m high too.
View of Coglan Buttes on a late winter day, March 2021 by Lisa McNee, BLM.
Just eight miles east of Paisley, Oregon, Coglan Buttes is a dream area for lovers of the remote outdoors, offering over 60,000 acres of isolation.
Here you will find rolling buttes and tabletops that provide 360-degree views of the Oregon Outback.
Nestled between Lake Abert and Highway 31, this wedge of land is easy to access but difficult to traverse. If thinking of visiting this slice of high desert, you should come prepared and follow Leave No Trace principles.
More Information:
BLM Lakeview District Office
1301 South G Street
Lakeview, OR 97630
BLM_OR_LV_Mailbox@blm.gov
541-947-2177