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Single gate with solid textured privacy backing, hook lock and nickle passage handle. www.arironllc.com
This morning my dad told me that a swarm of bees was perched on our gate.
Scary! :)
Stamattina mio papà mi ha chiamato dal cortile dicendomi che uno sciame d'api s'era appollaiato sul nostro cancello!
Da paura! :)
Gate 1 of the Seven Gates to Hell between Troy and Collinsville.
The Golden Gate Bridge was the longest suspension bridge span in the world when it was completed during the year 1937, and has become an internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco and California. Since its completion, the span length has been surpassed by eight other bridges. It still has the second longest suspension bridge main span in the United States, after the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in New York City.
San Francisco
April 05, 2010
One of two gateways leading to Norwich Cathedral, named after St Ethelbert, a young king of East Anglia who was killed in AD 794.
Early 14th century, restored early 19th century.
Charles A. Coolidge, 1921, near Caswell Hall, Brown University, College Hill, Providence, Rhode Island, USA, gate
Is there a bridge in the world which is more iconic, more imposing, more spectacular than the Golden Gate? There are bigger, larger, wider and advanced bridges out there... but the Golden Gate is special.
And I suspect, the lovely surroundings of the bridge play an important part in the bridge's awesomeness.
This is a 7 shot HDR image clicked from above Crissy Fields on the south side of the bridge. Tried to keep this as natural as possible - but with HDR a bit of surrealism creeps in. But in this case, I think that effect adds rather than subtracts.
Hohhot is the capital of Inner Mongolia. The name originates in Mongolian language and means 'Blue City'. Translated from Chinese it can also be referred to as 'Green City' sometimes.
Founded in 1557 around the great Dazhao temple, it was initially meant to convince the Chinese Ming dynasty of the Mongolian reign over the Southern tribes. Even though it is the administrative centre of Inner Mongolia, it's just the third largest economy there. Nonetheless Baotou, Ordos and Hohhot together are the industrial powerhouse of the province.
I passed this the other night in Madison. It must have some metaphorical significance that escapes me. It both blocks entrance and invites you to step around it. Good gates make good neighbors?