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Sukhoi 30 Mk2 en un vuelo realmente bajo sobre Caracas, durante el desfile de celebración del Bicentenario de la Declaración de Independencia de Venezuela.
Abandoned paper mill industrial facility in Norway. Here is a selfie from a distance. Great explore.
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Hustle and bustle in Poole town centre....taken from the footbridge over the railway...for those that are not local, the railway cuts across the High Street
Poole, Easter Saturday 04.04.2015
If the bubble is at the Half Way Point then the surface is Level.
I inherited this spirit level from my father. I can't remember when he didn't have it so it must be 50+ years old & still works well :-)
Half Way Point for Macro Mondays.
"Langi Flats, a pair of apartment buildings designed by renowned architect Walter Burley Griffin, and built in 1925 & 1926, are significant at the state level for architectural and aesthetic reasons.
Walter Burley Griffin, in association with his wife Marion Mahoney, was the most remarkable and individualistic architect in Australia during his stay between 1913 and 1935. The Langi Flats are unusual in his oeuvre for displaying more of the style features of his earlier American projects, after leaving the office of Frank Lloyd Wright. Important features include the low horizontal eaves, the complex geometric decoration on the capitals of the front pylons, the decortive iron panels window spandrels and the matching gates on the north block.
The use of native trees (in this case lemon scented gums) in the front lawn displays Griffin's interest in Australian flora for suburban gardens. It is believed that Edna Walling later designed the north garden at the rear of the flats.
Aesthetically, the flats are attractive as a large, yet sensitively scaled building, with a horizontal, ground hugging emphasis, set behind sweeping lawns studded with a row of large native trees."
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The Kawaii Collection will be available today @ 1SLT at the LEVEL EVENT. This set comes with 4 pieces the Panty and Skirt are sold together . Don’t miss this VIBE!! Grab a Demo Thank you for all SUPPORT ✨
Harbour detail from a walk around Skagen, Denmark - on March 31, 2016.
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Just a Class 769 at Heath High Level, but I liked the sky and the almost monochrome nature of the winter light. 769452 departs with 2P45 11:27 Rhymney to Penarth.
Looking down from level four of the main staircase at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead. Lower down someone looks at their reflection in the mirror at the bottom of the staircase.
La Casina delle Civette, dimora del principe Giovanni Torlonia jr. fino al 1938, è il risultato di una serie di trasformazioni e aggiunte apportate alla ottocentesca Capanna Svizzera che, collocata ai bordi del parco, costituiva in origine un luogo di evasione rispetto all'ufficialità della residenza principale.
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D3026 never carried a TOPS number due early withdrawl. The "gronk" has been photted at Wolverhampton Low Level in 1966. Thanks to Geoffrey Robinson for this image
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At the top of another of the mountains surrounding Petra stands one of the most prodigious of all the façades – ad-Deir, the Monastery. Its name, like that of the Treasury, is a misnomer, relating to its Christian use in the fourth or fifth centuries when crosses were incised on the back wall of the alcove in the interior, and on some of the roundels of the Doric frieze.
A processional way leads uphill along pathways and great sweeps of rock-cut steps until it opens out into a wide terrace, dominated by this monument. Its size dwarfs mere mortals who stand before it like ants before a colossus – yet ants such as these, with improbable tools, cut this vast façade from the rock some 2,000 years ago.
The design is clearly modelled on the Treasury, with its two levels and the circular tholos between a broken pediment. But it is much larger and less elaborately decorated, and its niches contain no statues. In place of the Treasury's floral and foliate motifs, the Monastery has a simple Doric frieze and plain Nabataean capitals. The court in front was once bordered by colonnades on either side, of which only a few column drums survive; and on the slope immediately above it is a large circular area, whose function is unclear. In both these areas large congregations could take part in religious rituals and festivals, whose precise nature is unknown.
The grand ascent, the scale of the façade, and the great open terraces in front of it, all indicate a place of special sacredness. Its original function, long the subject of imaginative guesswork, was revealed during clearance work in 1990-91: it was a triclinium, a feasting hall with benches around its sides, used for banquets in honour of a dead person. Even the identity of that person may be guessed at, thanks to an inscription beside the processional way, which refers to 'the symposium of Obodas the god'. It is known that Obodas I was deified soon after his death in 86 BC; this triclinium, though believed to date to the later first century AD, may have been created as a meeting place for the sacred association dedicated to his cult.
Freightliner Class 70 Co-Cos 70001 PowerHaul and 70014 speed through Tamworth on 4O54 06.12 Leeds - Southampton liner.
8th December 2014
2:50pm from Moat lane . image shot unusually for john on Agfachrome which has not colour deteriorated.
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Amtrak No. 5, the California Zephyr, passes Rocky siding on the afternoon of October 23, 2011. Three levels of track can be seen here, and Amtrak will negotiate them all within a few minutes. The train is headed for Little 10 curve which will swing it to the middle track. Number 5 will then head east and encircle the long Big 10 Curve and then be on the closest track at Clay, ready to continue the long climb up the front range of the Rocky Mountains to the Moffat Tunnel.
I love what the city has done with the High Level lighting, i hope they continue on to the other bridges with this idea. This shot combines the High Level with a cityscape view including the Leg in the backround.
もしある日、君が僕のことを覚えていなくて、そして僕も君のことを覚えていない、それでも、時間はきっと僕たちの代わりにそれを覚えていてくれる。如果有那么一天，你不再记得，我也不再记得，时光一定会代替我们记得。
Sikorsky S-92A of 'Bristow Helicopters', Aberdeen.
On charter to HM Coastguard for SAR duties.
Never wave at these guys...... unless ?
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While we were out gathering wood for our camp, my daughter kept hearing a bird squawk at us. I was too focused on getting the wood and didn't even notice. While I was taking macro shots of some thistle blooms where we were picking up the wood, my daughter told me to turn around and look at this. The birds had taken over this large snag in a burnt out area of the forest.
The bird that was warning us was an osprey that was trying to protect this nest. I'm guessing that mom was guarding the nest while dad was yelling at us in a nearby tree. It was pretty cool to see the two nests like this in the same tree. Maybe the second nest is a time out area for the young ones.
on passage from Brisbane to the Gold Coast through the inside waterways.
drystorage at Runnaway Bay Marina
taken on The Broadwater at the Gold Coast, Queensland
ourdailychallenge: parking garage
7DOS- "7 Days of Shooting" "Week #7 - Small Spaces " "Lines and Angles Friday"
All of the valley floor beyond the sign is below sea level due to the slow separation of two tectonic plates over millions of years. Death Valley is not only the lowest place in the western hemisphere, it is also the hottest place on Earth with summer daytime temperatures often topping 120 degrees with nighttime temperatures not falling below 100 degrees. A few months ago this whole area was carpeted with wildflowers. During the last ice age it was an enormous lake.
Later this day while travelling to an abandoned mining camp I got two flat tires at the same time on a particularly rocky stretch of road in middle of nowhere where it was 102 degrees with no shade.
To the right, more Death Valley photos from last week's trip >>