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Some nice trails and kayak rentals at Two Medicine Lake, located in the southeast region of Glacier National Park
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Cuckmere Haven (also known as the Cuckmere Estuary) is an area of flood plains in Sussex, England where the river Cuckmere meets the English Channel between Eastbourne and Seaford. The river is an example of a meandering river, and contains several oxbow lakes. It is a popular tourist destination with an estimated 350,000 visitors per year, where they can engage in long walks, or water activities on the river. The beach at Cuckmere Haven is next to the famous chalk cliffs, the Seven Sisters.
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ENG The portal of Santa María La Real de Sangüesa (Navarra, Spain) is one of the most outstanding works of Spanish Romanesque art. Sculpted at the end of the 12th century. The statues-columns that support the three archivolts are one of the most beautiful elements of the portal, those on the left represent the Three Marys who symbolize the resurrection and those on the right Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Judas. The lower part of the cover is the work of the master Leodegarius.
ENG La portada de Santa María La Real de Sangüesa (Navarra, España) es una de las obras más sobresalientes del arte románico español. Esculpida a finales del siglo XII. Las estatuas-columnas que sostienen las tres arquivoltas son uno de los elementos más bellos de la portada, las de la izquierda representan a las Tres Marías que simbolizan la resurrección y las de la derecha a san Pedro, san Pablo y a Judas. La parte inferior de la portada es obra del maestro Leodegarius.
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I caught a little wormy
a crawling up a tree.
He wiggled here
he wiggled there
he wiggled right at me.
I put him in a shoebox
and told him STAY RIGHT THERE.
But when I opened up the box
a butterfly was there.
I don't know how it happened
I couldn't if I tried
cause only the great Lord above
can make a butterfly.
>>taken from Poems online<<
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explore ...incredibly enough #1 for 6/15/08
my daughter graduated high school this week. my wife found this hanging decoration in a local $ store. all agree that it is exactly how she would have looked had she received her diploma while high on 4 bags of crack.
One of the several remaining lift bridges left on the Hennepin Canal in Northern Illinois.Originally conceived in 1831,the canal did not open until 1907.By then railroads were beginning to proliferate and barges were getting bigger,which made the narrow canal almost obsolete by the time it opened. It closed in the early 1950's and later became the largest state park in Illinois.It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Some of the architects who later designed the Panama Canal helped build the Hennepin Canal.
More on the canal and its history here:
This view looks across the Boat Float at close to low tide on a grey morning at two listed buildings, York House (or alternatively, 1, The Quay) and Lloyds Bank (2, The Quay) in late 1978. Looking at that well-known mapping tool's Street View, little has changed about the buildings since then, although there are distinctly fewer boats in the Float today than as seen above.
York House, built in 1893, probably to a design by the county surveyor, E H Black, consists of shops with homes above. The show fronts of the building have timber-framing but the rest of the walls are of grey limestone rubble with red brick.
The ground-floor bank has offices above it. The ground floor is constructed of polished marble with the upper floors featuring Flemish-bond red brick with Portland stone ashlar dressings. It was built in 1911 using a design by the architect W Couldrey of Paignton.
Both buildings have a Grade II listed status, as does the pale lamp post with the blue base in front of the left end of the bank.
I'll let someone else identify all the various makes/marques of car.
Scanned from a slide.
The next day early morning I saw this serene scene through my window. There was absolute silence and the crescent was glowing above the waters while a faint streak of daylight was unfolding from behind the mountains. It was a moment to cherish and I decided it should be passed on to you, my friends in flickr, also, which prompted me to grab my D40.
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GVTA (Ground Vibration Test Article) at MSFC-ETA (Marshall Space Flight Center-East Test Area) Huntsville, Alabama, USA. GVTA did full scale vibration testing of the Saturn 5 as well the Space Shuttle as part of their flight qualification testing.
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We followed the Wild Dogs into the sunset while on Safari at Kruger National Park in South Africa.
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The steam from Mammoth Hot Springs condenses and freezes on nearby branches (and other things).
I rarely use flash, but did so here. Fortunately, it didn't light up the background at all.
Explored # 50 on December 28, 2016. Thank you, everyone, for your visits!