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Yeah right! No risk no gain :-)

Hastings pier suffered extensive fire damage during the early hours of the morning on October 5th 2010. The fire, believed to be started by arsonists, quickly engulfed the pier causing 95% damage to the piers structure. In September 2012 a compulsory purchase order was granted that hopefully is the first step towards the reconstruction of the pier.

HPWRT aims to restore the structure, and incorporate a new visitor centre. The one building that survived the fire, the Western Pavilion, will become a restaurant and bar.

Copyright © 2010 Allan Christian. All Rights Reserved.

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My favorite little light house, the Duluth South Breakwater Outer Light canal lighthouse.

"Tot 100m uit brug VERBODEN TE ZWEMMEN OF TE DUIKEN": No swimming or diving within 100m of the bridge.

 

(My electronic dictionary offers "sink" as an alternative translation for "duiken". So, apparently, here you mustn't sink or swim...)

Alrewas, Staffordshire, England

 

photo Simon Hayward 17.11.2011

This here applies throughout in the Kings Canyon! It's no joke!

 

Aktiver Bären Bereich

 

Das hier gilt überall im Kings Canyon! Es ist kein Witz!

 

My webpage...

 

Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media

without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.

Warehouse window in downtown Memphis, Tennessee - South Main District

Unable to say more about the book at the moment and there are more pieces to be done

Peeping over the edge for a closer look. Devil's Eye

A quarry ten minutes from my house that I never knew existed (the quarry not my house!)

January 8, 2019 - "Masada was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2001. Its inscription on this prestigious list epitomizes its outstanding universal significance, which must be protected for the benefit of humanity.

 

Masada was the last bastion of Jewish freedom fighters against the Romans; its fall signaled the violent destruction of teh kingdom of Judea at the end of the Second Temple period. The traffic events of the last days of the rebels at Masada transformed it into both a Jewish cultural icon and a symbol of humanity's continuous struggle for freedom from oppression.

 

Built by Herod, king of Judea , Masada was a palatial fortress in the style of the ancient Roman East. The camels, fortifications, and assault ramp at its base constitute the most complete surviving ancient Roman siege system in the world.

 

Geography

The plateau of Masada is located on the eastern fringe of the Judea Desert near the shore of the Dead Sea, between En Gedi and Sodom. It is a mountain block that rose and was detached from teh fault escarpment, surrounded at its base by Wadi Ben yard on the west and Wadi Masada on the south and east. The plateau, 450 meters above the level of the Dead Sea, is approximately 650 meters long and 300 meters wide. East of the mountain is sediment left by the ancient Dead Sea, scored by numerous cracks.

 

Masada is close to two ancient routes: one cut through the center of the Judea Desert and led to southern Moab in eastern Transjordan; the other connected Edom, Moab and the Arava Valley to En Gedi and Jerusalem.

 

Masada's remote location and its natural defenses were the advantages that transformed it into a fortress during the Second Temple period."

 

Previous text from Israel National Parks Authority.

  

Newhaven, East Sussex

Not 10,000 volts — but 11,000! That extra 1,000 volts will blow you off the ladder while simultaneously and instantaneously melting the soles of your sneakers to the rungs.

 

Another lousy drive-by shot snapped from the passenger side in traffic while Sis drove us through Stamford, Connecticut, near the train tracks and I-95 during rush hour.

 

From a drop of water a logician could infer the possibility of an Atlantic or a Niagara without having seen or heard of one or the other.

Arthur Conan Doyle

 

One of the fabulous danger signs at the Stamp River falls.

Warnung vor den äußerst giftigen Quallen Marine stingers.

Warning of venomous Marine stingers.

 

Port Douglas, Australia.

Modesty prevents me from saying too much, but this is someone's son and his girlfriend, standing beyond the Danger Sign. I always blame the parents, and in this case his mother! LOL

Killarney Glen is not national park but Defence Department property as part of the Kokoda Barracks at Canugra and hence has limited opening times and you really don't want to stray too far off the track because you have no idea what could be waiting for you.

The Lizard, Cornwall; March 2010; Olympus Trip 35, Fuji Neopan 400

It's get's a bit slippy...

Outside the cordon of the Christchurch CBD following the Earthquake in February. First time playing around with a polarizer filter.

No stick figure man! Look above you!

The sign says the obvious: "No, Nein, Iie, Aniyo, Bu Shi, Nao, Danger, Please Stay off Rocks." The drop from this is sharp and far, so, personally, I would not need this sign, I would use my common sense. But then, I am not a rock climber :-)

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