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Lake Mead National Park: Raised the day fee to $20 and closed the amenities....
"Starting June 1, fees will rise $5. It will cost $25 for a private vehicle to enter Lake Mead, $20 for a motorcycle and $15 for individuals on foot, bicycle or horseback. The fee is valid for park entrance for seven days. bouldercityreview.com/news/entrance-fees-to-lake-mead-to-...
Maybe they'll be able to keep the bathrooms open then...
This lovely view was always one of our favourites back during our time in Scotland. Part of the Angus Glens the natural amphitheatre carved into the mountains after the last ice age, is part of a circular walk which also encompasses two munros. With the heather all purple it made for a fantastic day out!
De beaux moments grâce aux animations pleines de poésie du Festival des Lumières de Morat.
Murten Licht-Festival 2019
A Wonderfull shot at an Event i shot in Hamburg.
a mixture of carnival and Birthday made this picture possible
Woolwich - St George’s Garrison Church
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One of the glacial outfalls from the Fee glacier, this comes from the glacier below the Dom mountain.
View from the Belfry, Bruges, Belgium.
The Belfry of Bruges, or Belfort, is a medieval bell tower in the historical center of Bruges and one of the city's most prominent symbols.
The belfry formerly housed a treasury and the municipal archives, and served as an observation post for spotting fires and other danger. A narrow, steep staircase of 366 steps, accessible by the public for an entry fee, leads to the top of the 83-meter-high building, which leans about a meter to the east.
2020.05. 15 Bremen
AIS Name FEE
Type Tanker
Flag Germany
IMO —
MMSI 211287870
Callsign DA6532
Year Built 2019
Length 69 m
Width 10 m
Draught Avg 2.5 m / ...
Speed /Max / 12.0 kn
Deadweight —
Gross Tonnage —
AIS Class A
Peregrine Falcons of State Line Lookout
The Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), also known as the Peregrine, and historically as the Duck Hawk in North America, is a widespread bird of prey in the family Falconidae. A large, crow-sized falcon, it has a blue-grey back, barred white underparts, and a black head and "moustache". As is typical of bird-eating raptors, Peregrine Falcons are sexually dimorphic, females being considerably larger than males. The Peregrine is renowned for its speed, reaching over 200 mph during its characteristic hunting stoop (high speed dive), making it the fastest member of the animal kingdom. According to a National Geographic TV program, the highest measured speed of a Peregrine Falcon is 242 mph.
For more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peregrine_falcon
State Line Lookout
State Line Lookout is a scenic overlook on the Palisades. It is situated at the highest point on the Palisades Cliffs (elevation 527 ft.), about a mile south of the New Jersey–New York state line. The area is open every day during daylight hours only. There is no fee for parking.
From September through early November, volunteer observers record the migration of raptors from the lookout point at State Line Lookout, from 9 AM to 4 PM, volunteer availability and weather conditions permitting.
Visitors are always welcome at the hawk watch (binoculars recommended).
State Line Hawk Watch, sponsored with the Hawk Migration Association of North America was founded in 1997 and is one of around a dozen official New Jersey hawk watch sites.
For more info: www.njpalisades.org/stateline.html
Queen Anne's Lace - Daucus carota
This dainty, frothy wildflower appeared to be turning away from the other flowers in this burgeoning roadside verge. The wildflowers in the part of rural France were bountiful and full of colour , a visual feast .
It is an amazing thing to sit next to a glacier, you can hear it creaking and cracking. Although the crevasses look fairly small, they are huge.
Massacre of the Innocents is an oil on panel painting by Daniele da Volterra, created in 1557. It is held in the Uffizi, in Florence, one of a number of works by the artist in its collections (others are Madonna and Child with the Infant St John the Baptist and Saint Barbara and Elijah in the Desert).
After these things, since he had not been back to his home town of Volterra for a long time, he went there before returning to Rome and was made very welcome by his friends and relations, who asked him to leave some memory of him behind in his fatherland. He thus made them a painting with small figures showing the history of the Innocents, which was held to be a most beautiful work, and placed it in the church of San Piero
— Giorgio Vasari, Lives of the Artists, 1568
It was painted for San Pietro in Selci church in Volterra during the artist's last visit to his birthplace - he even waived the fee for the work It was the last autograph painting by the artist - after this date he almost exclusively worked as a sculptor For it he simply made some small modifications to one of his own cartoons, already used by his student Michele Alberti for a fresco at the chiesa della Trinità dei Monti in Rome. The main differences to the cartoon are due to the fact that there were two voids in the fresco - at bottom left a woman with a dead child was added (for whom a drawing survives in the Prints and Drawings department of the Louvre) and at bottom right a dead child
The Uffizi's director Giuseppe Bencivenni Pelli acquired it for 600 scudi for Leopold II in 1782. It was initially exhibited in the Tribuna of the Uffizi, where it remained until 1926. It then spent a time in the Galleria dell'Accademia before returning to the Uffizi. It was restored in 1979.
www.ywt.org.uk/reserves/spurn-nature-reserve
Big skies and ever changing wildlife make the evocative landscape of Spurn one of the Trust’s most iconic nature reserves. Whether you go by foot, bike or aboard a Spurn Safari (sorry – no vehicular access down to the Point) visiting is always an adventure.
For full information about visiting Spurn, including Spurn Lighthouse opening hours, Blue Bell Cafe opening hours, Spurn Safaris, bike hire and more, click here: www.ywt.org.uk/spurn-national-nature-reserve
Spurn is truly a site for all seasons, but arguably one of its best wildlife highlights is the spring and autumn spectacle of bird migration. Due to the exposed and recognisable coastal location, visible migration can be often be seen in action as birds head south along the peninsula, on some days you may see ‘falls’ of birds measured in their thousands.
Spurn is a dynamic place in the past people have tried to fortify Spurn against these dynamic natural processes, but largely these have failed. *The most dramatic of these was during the tidal surge of December 2013 which removed a section of the road, leaving Yorkshire with a newly created island at high tide. You can find out the times when not to cross the wash-over section from our downloads section on the right hand corner of this page. The Trust tries to work with nature, rather than against it, to allow the natural processes to take place. As a result there is no vehicular access to the Point – access is solely on foot, bike, or aboard the specially equipped vehicle on which the Trust runs Spurn Safaris.
Important Visitor Information
Tides Strong currents and soft sand underfoot mean that it is very dangerous to enter the water on the wash over area as the high tide comes in and recedes – please do not make any attempt to cross the sands until all the water has gone. Make sure you get the most out of your day by checking the tide times carefully before you visit and pay close attention to the latest information on display once you get there.
Brown tail moth caterpillar In the scrub around the base of the lighthouse, and along into Chalk Bank, you may notice what look like tents stretched between branches, which are in fact the overwintering silk tents of the brown tail moth caterpillar. Whilst for many these caterpillars are harmless, they can cause itchy allergic skin reactions or respiratory issues for those with asthma or hay fever – so please don’t touch the caterpillars or the tents.
Dogs are not allowed on Spurn, in order to protect the sensitive wildlife and habitats
Help protect the habitats along the Humber by following the Humber Estuary Code of Conduct
Directions
Spurn is located c.30 miles east of Hull. From Easington follow the B1445 to Kilnsea. From the village of Kilnsea, the nature reserve begins on the road past the Blue Bell Cafe.
Parking
Free parking is available at the Blue Bell Cafe and Canal Scrape.
There is a limited pay and display car park just beyond the reserve entrance (no height restriction). The cost of a ticket is £4 per vehicle and £20 for pre-booked coaches. The machine is in operation every day and only excepts coins. No change is given but change is available at The Blue Bell Café or Office. The tickets are only valid on the day of purchase. Trust members gain free parking (please leave your membership card on the dashboard of your car).
The parking fees help us to manage the reserve. A free cup of tea will be available at the Blue Bell Café on presentation of an in-date parking ticket. Please see opening times.
No overnight parking is allowed on the nature reserve, should people wish to stop overnight please use one of the local campsites.
Reserve information
Location
Spurn Head, south of Kilnsea
Hull
East Yorkshire
HU12 0UH
Map reference
TA 419 149
Great for...
birdwatching
geological interest
getting away from it all
historical interest
overwintering birds
spring migrant birds
stunning views
Opening Times
Open at all times
Facilities
Cafe
Visitor centre
Picnic facilities
Toilets
Disabled toilet
Baby changing
Size
327.04 hectares
Status
Geological Conservation Review Site
Heritage Coast
National Nature Reserve (NNR)
Ramsar
Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
SPA
Special Areas of Conservation (SAC)
Living Landscape schemes
Outer Humber
Access
Yes
Public and permissive footpaths. Contact the Trust for disabled access information.
Walking information
Footpaths are open all the time. Road is closed to vehicles - follow on site instructions. Dogs are not permitted on the reserve, even in vehicles.
Parking
Charge for parking for non-members. Change is available at The Blue Bell Café or Office. The parking fees help us to manage the reserve. A free cup of tea will be available at the Blue Bell Café on presentation of an in-date parking ticket. Please see opening times and pricing information. Parking for coaches by prior arrangement.
Dogs
No dogs allowed
Grazing animals
Hebridean sheep & longhorn cattle
Reserve manager
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Tel: 01964 650313
info@ywt.org.uk
The waves blur, the light stretches - motion becomes memory. In this moment, the sea doesn't crash, it drifts. The sunset doesn't burn, it melts. Fluctus et lumen - the waves and the light. Sometimes, the beauty is not in the detail, but in the feeing it leaves behind.
Ocean Beach, Strahan, Tasmania at sunset.
2020.05. 15 Bremen
AIS Name FEE
Type Tanker
Flag Germany
IMO —
MMSI 211287870
Callsign DA6532
Year Built 2019
Length 69 m
Width 10 m
Draught Avg 2.5 m / ...
Speed /Max / 12.0 kn
Deadweight —
Gross Tonnage —
AIS Class A
Fly-tipping is the illegal dumping of waste, and it is a real problem in many parts of the Chilterns. There is a lot of finger-pointing. Under suspicion are dodgy companies that, instead of taking waste to the official rubbish tips (and paying a small fee), unload the waste unceremoniously in the countryside - and at a huge cost to the public. Fuji X-E2.
Eastern part of Fee Glacier (Feegletscher) seen from Längfluh Cable Car station (2,870 m). The Fee Glacier as a whole is a lot bigger, this is only one section of it.
The town of Saas-Fee is visible on the left,
Thank you for your visits / comments / faves!
On the windows of Friendly's Tap in Berwyn, IL, they advertised their coffee offerings by painting the window. When I looked at it, I focused directly on the "fEe" portion of the word...and that was all I saw. So I took out my phone and made an exposure of just how I saw it.