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Escalier Lépine (118 marches)
Construit en bois en 1857, il fut par la suite démoli, puis reconstruit en fer en 1883. Nommé officiellement «Lépine» en 1986 — du nom de l'entreprise funéraire voisine — cet escalier est sans contredit l'un des plus beaux de Québec. Ses arches en fer forgé finement travaillées à ses deux extrémités sont ornées d'emblèmes floraux. Elles portent également les noms des notables qui ont rendu sa construction possible. Notez que l'arche que l'on retrouve au bas de l'escalier Lépine est l'originale, contrairement à celle du haut qui est une copie.
Certains affirment qu'en dévalant l'escalier, on pouvait assister à un spectacle étrange à l'époque. Dans la cour arrière de l'entreprise et à l'extérieur, on lavait les morts récents à grande eau. Vérité ou légende urbaine?
My upgraded CH53 Yasour 2025 is passing above me with a shuddering roar.
A sweet beast of a flying machine!
Explored: May 17, 2009
Highest position: 187 on Thursday, May 21, 2009
UP #1885 has just come down from Wisconsin with a loaded grain train; here, it sweeps around the massive curve leading the New Line around the west end O'Hare Airport.
"When my heart is overwhelmed,
lead me to the rock that is higher than I."
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Special Thanks to my friends Vincen Burt for the Cheerno Lifeguard Outfit and my bestie Virrick Faith for the Cheerno Axel Cap
Higher Nabbs, a small outcrop close to Wildboarclough in Cheshire. Taken in the late evening light just prior to sunset.
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The higher we rise the deeper we fall
And nothing remains at the end of it all
The sooner we learn to handle with care
The greater the chance to escape from despair
Song: Solitary Experiments - Rise and fall
• Eyes by SlackGirl
• Eyeliner by Zombie Suicide
• Lipstick by P O E M A
my thoughts are higher up in my mind
Taken at Sunny's photo Studio
Pose: Higher
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All of a sudden the snow piles keep growing. It may be May before they have melted away, and there is more yet to come.
This is A HIGHER PLACE
Hope you like it,this is another iconic Icelandic church,they certainly love their churches and know how to build them beautifully,so photogenic and always seem to be built in the right spot! Thanks for checking it out and if you have the time please leave a small comment.
Cheers :-)
Marsh Landing NRG Power Plant, across the Antioch Bridge, seen from Sherman Island, CA. Mt. Diablo looks on in silence.
This is a pano with the 67 M*300 f/4 lens adapted to the 645Z.
Last year, I visited Comet Falls at the end of July and promised myself I'd get back earlier in the year this summer to see higher flows. I was thwarted by late snowmelt, preventing any visits without crampons and an iceaxe before the end of July. I had to put my visit off a week after the official opening of the trail, but Crisse and I made it up at last.
This waterfall and I had a rude introduction. I was running late after belting up the hill (1,400' in less than two miles), out of breath, crabby and thinking I wasn't going to make it before dark (had no flashlight--dummy). Now I'm beyond giddy when we meet. I have to run right up to the base and tell her how much I missed her. Then I get soaked in the return greeting, and everyone is reacquainted. Yes, I'm a nerd. Yes, I talk to waterfalls. It's easy--most have personalities as distinct as people.
After my proper soaking, Crisse and I went back down the hill to the lower tiers. You can see a little peek of the huge slab of snow and ice at the base of the second tier. Even in August! I saw layer after layer of freeze and refreeze, blue ice and snow melted together as a record of each passing day of winter. I can only imagine the violence of the winters at Comet.
So here she is in her 380' of "spring" glory. I still like my first shot better (much deeper greens, and the flowers were out), but I love being able to see all the water flowing down. This shot has a slight touch of bokeh on the falls itself, due to shooting at f/5 with the ND filter. Here is a place to spend hours and hours while playing!
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Visiting the beautiful village of Marvão in the excellent company of Jacinto Oliveira and Francisco Barroqueiro.
This Town is Perched on a granite crag of the Serra de São Mamede at 860 meters altitude :)
Cheers everyone.
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Portugal - Marvão
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