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This photo was taken June, 2020 by Peter Koper. Peter died recently and this picture is an R.I.P. for him.
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In Peter Lougheed Provincial Park... pretty windy and cold, and pretty far out of the way relative to the quickest way back to Calgary, but definitely worth the detour. (Placement on the map is my best guess... the Yahoo! Maps plug that Flickr uses doesn't have the provincial parks shaded/labeled the same way Google does.)
This road connects with the North Head Trail which takes you around Signal Hill and up to the Cabot Tower Parking lot nearly 500 feet above. The hills around here are not for the faint of heart.
St. John's, Newfoundland.
Lowering of the outer dike adjacent to the Coquille River began on July 29th near No Name Creek Outlet.
You are free to use this image with the following photo credit: Roy W. Lowe / USFWS
Lower Glendevon is one of two reservoirs in the Ochil Hills, a well known Frandy Fishery uses this water during the trout season.
The weather today was pretty stormy all day. These rather nice lights - purple because glasgow town council (mistakenly) believes that purple will prevent street violence in the stab-capital of the world - look particularly good against this backdrop.
Taken with Olympus Zukio 25mm lens on Panasonic G1.
Alphabet City, Lower East Side, New York City.
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Bathroom in our room. In the lower right you can see a small faucet and a black bucket. That is how we have to take a bath.