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Salto do Itiquira
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Parque Municipal do Itiquira
Formosa
Goiás, Brasil
A short comic which is a recreation of a 2002 TV commercial for Hochland cheese. Only Millennials will remember! :)
Well, I thought it's been a while since I posted any meme comic, so it's time for another one! I took the pictures back in 2022, but never posted it.
Homem do cansaço
Se não lutares nunca terás a satisfação de vencer
Imperdoável - Jorge Palma
Imperdoável é o que não vivi
Imperdoável é o que esqueci
Imperdoável é desistir de lutar
Imperdoável é não perdoar
Pan Am Train DO-1 idles at the west end of Dover yard waiting for a window to head west to Rockingham to start their work with GP40 MEC 380, The sole remaining high hood in service on the PAR Roster.
Un grand merci à M Paulin Tanguay et Mme Lisette Paquet qui m'ont permis avec tant de gentillesse de faire de la photo dans leur magnifique jardin.
Ils ont de plus eu la générosité de me faire visiter et de m'expliquer la provenance et la rareté de plusieurs des végétaux qui font partie de leur collection.
J'ai eu l'impression d'entrer dans un véritable paradis.
Avocets Feeding - Merritt Island
Space Coast Photo #17
From Animals ADDA:
Avocets are wader birds of the genus Reurvirostra, characterized by long legs and long, up curved bills. They live in wetlands and during feeding they sweep their bills from side to side. Avocets are rare and critically endangered bird species. They represent four species of the genus Recurvirostra which are commonly known as Pied avocet (Recurvirostra avosetta), American avocet (Recurvirostra Americana), Red necked avocet (Recurvirostra novaehollandiae), and Andean avocet (Recurvirostra andina). They also have migratory activity.
The Santa Maria Valley lugs a decent train along at 5mph, as it departs the UP yard in Guadalupe. The majority of this train is bound for storage, while a handful of cars are bound for the SMV's active customers.
Guadalupe, CA
June 2nd, 2020
LAGOA (Açores / Portugal): Miradouro do Pisão.
Este miradouro situa-se no concelho da Lagoa, na freguesia da Ribeira Chã.
Situado do lado direito da Estrada Regional 1-1 quem desce o Pisão em direção à Praia de Água de Alto, este miradouro permite admirar a zona do portinho da Caloura.
Bids for building the project on lands to be used for the 1998 exposition were solicited internationally. The concept was originally designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava in 1995, and built by Necso [Wikipedia]
This small village is situated in a picturesque valley, its white houses perched on the North Slope, is one of the most appreciated and interesting beaches of Sintra, with one swimming pool dug out of the rock.
The Azenhas do Mar belvedere is built on cliffs that drop fearlessly to the ocean and It is a popular place both in Summer and Winter, due to the grandeur of the view it offers where you can admire the Atlantic Ocean in all its splendor.
Explore #16 on April 24 !
Thank you all ;)
Canon EOS 5D MKII + Canon EF 24-105 f/4 L IS USM @ 28 mm
ISO 200 - f/13- 120 s
Lee BigStopper + Lee GND 0.6 SE
Natatorium / indoor swimming gym at the Olympic Village of the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. Most of the buildings on the site of the former Olympic Village in Elstal (near of Berlin) are destroyed. The indoor swimming pool / gym, however, has been partially renovated in 2011 after severe arson (the exterior walls only, including the windows with, in the 1930s, one of the most modern and advanced constructions, some of which you can see on the left). It is planned to turn it into a museum, as the indoor swimming pool was intended purely for training purposes, non-swimmer areas (e.g. for children) were not intended. The remaining area of the Olympic Village has, mostly, been sold to investors who are planning on building apartment and one-family houses there.
Walking around the natatorium was fun, since it came closest to exploring an abandoned place on your own. The site of the Olympic Village can only be visited during a guided tour of about two hours. At the swimming gym we had about half an hour to walk around on our own, sort of "urbexing light". Taken handheld with my little compact MFT camera-gem, the Lumix-LX100.
Walk with 3-day-beard / 3-tage-bart (thanks for the organisation!), bananahh, and magritknapp. For more general info on the Olympic Village please click on the image in the first comment.
Trainingsschwimmhalle im Olympischen Dorf (Elstal / Brandenburg) der Sommerspiele 1936 in Berlin. Die Schwimmhalle ist eines der wenigen noch erhaltenen Gebäude des Olympischen Dorfes. Nach schwerer Brandstiftung wurden die Außenwände inklusive der - mit einer der damals modernsten und innovativesten (Hebe-)Techniken (teilweise links zu sehen) ausgestatteten - Fenster im Jahr 2011 restauriert. Es ist geplant, die Schwimmhalle in ein Museum umzuwandeln. Ursprüngliche Pläne für eine Therme oder ein Erlebnisbad für die Bewohner der auf dem Gelände geplanten Ein- und Mehrfamilienhäuser sowie das weitere Dallgower Einzugsgebiet wurden vorerst verworfen, da es schwierig werden dürfte, die unter Denkmalschutz stehende Halle modernen Erfordernissen anzupassen, da die Halle damals rein zu Trainingszwecken erbaut worden war und es dementsprechend nur das eine große Becken, aber keinerlei Bereiche für Kinder und Nichtschwimmer gibt.
In der Schwimmhalle hatten wir für gut eine halbe Stunde Gelegenheit zu Erkundungen auf eigene Faust. Das Olympische Dorf kann ja nur im Rahmen einer 2-stündigen Führung besucht werden, und so war die Besichtigung der Schwimmhalle ein bisschen "Urbexing light" und hat großen Spaß gemacht. Aufgenommen aus der Hand (Stichwort: Stativ zuhause gelassen) mit meiner kleinen MFT-Kompakten Lumix LX100.
Spaziergang mit 3-day-beard / 3-tage-bart (danke für die Organisation!), bananahh und magritknapp. Für weitere Infos zum Olympischen Dorf bitte auf das Foto im ersten Kommentar klicken.