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A photo taken at the rocky south end of Sand Beach in Acadia National Park, Maine. The small island in the distance is called 'Old Soaker'. Along with the two headlands that surround it, they help to protect the sand on Sand Beach from the heavy waves of the Atlantic.
The seas and Newport Cove were calm when we arrived and there were only a few other tourists at the beach. It was nice to take in the rugged beauty here in the early morning solitude.
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
On Route 64 leading to the Grand Canyon, South Rim in Arizona, USA. It is the beginning on the Grand Canyon where the Colorado River begins to erode the wall of the Marble Canyon area.
We walk past the rear of the old railway workshop buildings. One of the tracks is still in place. This is all now part of the museum complex at Inveresk.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Bavaria, Germany. The walkable 14th century covered city wall is 4km long and surrounds the old town.
Utah Railway RSD-15s No. 400, 402, 401, 403, and RSD-12 No. 600 pull a Martin Turn, with a mix of old and new coal hoppers, along the Price River at Kyune, Utah on May 21, 1977.
"....You could find anything there from down-at-heels ex-Greenwich villagers to crooks on the lam, from ladies of anybody's evening to County Relief clients brawling with haggard landladies in grand old houses..."
Raymond Chandler
The Old Mill House is a replica of the Perryman's Mill which closed in 1887. The new "Old Mill" was built by the Jemison Company to promote the newly-developed residential suburb of Mountain Brook. It is located on the foundations of the earlier grist mill, on the bank of Shades Creek.
Mountain Brook, AL
(or in this case, "Old Fisherman")
Title by Neil Young - 1972
A fisherman with his boat, net and gear waiting for who knows what in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
lots of old country fence lines and old oak trees on these dirt roads of Texas.... HFF
view large and see the cactus growing in the tree...
This is an old Bakelite telephone I came across whilst visiting the Pierhead building in Cardiff Bay. A far cry from the handheld mobile phones that are used today. I can't begin to imagine the conversations that have been had on this telephone!