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After our morning Sierra Club hike I took off on my own. I just love walking alone in nature. It was nice returning to the falls that I first saw yesterday.
Here is what the lower 9th ward village looks like so far.
There's a room for volunteers to sleep in, kitchen, library, computer room, large warehouse open area for staging events as well as accommodating large groups.
Lower slopes of Cerro Achatayhua with purple one-man tent in the centre for scale, Altitude:4000m, Direction: 20deg
Cooking and sightseeing during August 2013 "Flavors of Lower Silesia and Wroclaw" culinary vacation in south-western Poland.
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The small Norman church of St Leonard, a few houses and farm buildings, are all that remains of the medieval villages of Upper and Lower Lemington. Nave, chancel, south porch and a Victorian north vestry, are hidden by yew trees as you approach from the south. You enter through a C12 door and find a stoup just to the east of the entrance. The Norman north door survives as does a battered cross above the bellcote. The chancel is Early English with lancets to the north and larger later windows to the south. The chancel was damaged by cannon fire in the Civil War and the queenpost roof dates from the late C17. The early Norman chancel arch is only 4ft wide and has small squints on either side. The Norman font which can be seen in the chancel was replaced by a very small Victorian font. C18 pulpit with reading desk, restored arms of George III above the chancel arch. East window c.1888 Lavers, Barraud and Westlake. West window J.E. Nuttgens 1932 and north nave window by Alexander Gibbs 1871. Interesting brass 1636 to Charles and Peter Grevill in the sanctuary. There is a consecration cross on the north jamb of the chancel arch and several small votive crosses. There is a mass-dial and the single bell was cast by Richard Sanders of Bromsgrove in 1722.
The force of the water was incredible at this time of year (June) I had to constantly wipe the lens to get this shot as for me......
Marshall is standing on the ice bridge in this shot. I don't think it's going to be there much longer.
The lower Segnesboden, located above Flims in the Canton of Graubünden, Switzerland, is an ancient plateau. Here, fens provide a special habitat for plants and animals, and watercourses always sparkle in new places.
A view from the four mile trail of the lower falls. I like having the birch tree in the corner, but, unfortunately, my camera auto-focused on the tree's leaves instead of the red-mineral colored water.
Lower case y from Pudding Serif (codename), a typeface I am designing. When complete the series will be made available to the world free of charge and licensed for embedding on web pages using the CSS @font-face rule.