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When our 'thopters swept in, however, the "hawk of the Atreides" became a reality of steel and rushing wings.
- from The Water of a Thousand Worlds, by Farok, Bashar of the Ninth Legion.
Such an amazing dahlia with so many different colors to captivate everyone.
Volunteer Park Dahlia Garden, Seattle, Washington State, USA
Wouldn't the skies be prettier if clouds weren't always white or grey during the day?
For Smile on Saturday "over processed clouds"
I was intrigued by the multiple branches that emanated from this single tree as it seemed to move across the frame. Some more arboreal wonder from Little Wittenham Wood, South Oxfordshire.
A totally different variety. Abundant.
Pure joy!
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Brightly coloured beach huts at Portland bill Dorset. An unusual setting for huts on the cliff top but they look so quaint with their bright colours and different styles, almost oldie worldy! In the distance is The Old Lower Lighthouse a disused 19th-century lighthouse, now a grade11 listed building. There are in fact three lighthouses on this peninsular, the other The Old Higher lighthouse constructed in 1716 now also a grade 11 listed building is privately owned used for holiday rentals....Nice spot indeed.
I found this beautiful Rose in one of the many gardens I pass on my walk home after work. I hope you like this one.
For some reason or other I like taking pics of the back views of people .... and there are often accommodating men/boys at the various platforms that are along the edge of the lake, indulging in their angling hobby. I don't recall ever seeing any lady anglers there, but I suppose they must exist?
Anyway - they don't seem to mind if I indulge in my hobby too ....
Le train de nuit à destination de Paris Austerlitz franchit le viaduc sur le Querol peu après son départ de Latour de Carol.
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This is my last picture for a while, from here I drove back to Halifax non-stop, approx. 3 hours.
This is the Rear Range Light that was built in 1963, there were two range lights but this is the only one still standing. The Front Range Light, was replaced by a skeleton tower in 1991.
This light is on top of a small hill on the Cape Breton side of the Canso Causeway, and beside the Canso Canal.
This is the only lighthouse located in a cemetery in Canada, and probably the world, making it very unique. This area contains six headstones for seven people. The oldest headstone is for Douce Elizabeth Belhache aged 6 years and 8 months who died on July 23, 1795. Other early settlers buried there are James and Christena Skinner, Angus and Jane Grant, Charles Fox and his daughter Mary. She died in 1880 and was the last person buried on the piece of land beside the Causeway known both as Belhache Point and MacMillan’s Point.
Tower Height: 6.7m (22ft)
Light Height: 14m (46ft) above water level