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The Atlantic Crashes onto Old Lighthouse Beach at Sunrise
Dare County, Coastal North Carolina
Accessed via the Outer Banks Coastal Byway (NC-12)
Date taken: October 24, 2014
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I set out on an adventure recently to capture images of the iconic North Carolina Cape Hatteras Lighthouse with the Atlantic Ocean playing a prominent role in the composition. Read more about my challenge and adventure HERE!
The Cape Hatteras Light is the nation's tallest brick lighthouse, at just under two-hundred feet. Located on the barrier islands of the Outer Banks off the mainland of North Carolina, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse has both an iconic daymark (striped diagonal white/black paint), as well as an iconic nightmark (strobe-like spinning beam of light). This photograph was taken from Old Lighthouse Beach where the historic structure once sat.
I believe this place is gone now, but it was beautiful while it was here :)
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Carmen granadino
Actualmente, un carmen es una tipología de vivienda urbana típica de la ciudad de Granada (España), con un espacio verde anexo, jardín y huerta a la vez.
El carmen es un espacio cerrado al exterior, cercado por tapias de cierta altura, normalmente blanqueadas, con vegetación frondosa. Es propio de los barrios asentados en las colinas de la ciudad, Albaicín y Realejo. No es únicamente jardín, ni únicamente huerto y por lo general, no es finca de lujo, sino pequeña finquita unitaria.
Currently, Carmen is a typical type of urban housing in the city of Granada (Spain), with an attached green space, garden and orchard at once.
The carmen is a closed outer space, enclosed by fences of a certain height, usually bleached, with lush vegetation.
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Bodie Island Light
Outer Banks
Dare County, North Carolina
Bodie (pronounced like "body") Island Lighthouse, a few miles north of Oregon Inlet, is in the middle position among the three major lighthouses on North Carolina's Outer Banks; Currituck Beach is the farthest north, and Cape Hatteras is the most southerly. The Outer Banks Photography Workshop (Randall Sanger Photography & John Deas Photography) visited all three, beginning with this one on the first evening. The few clouds hugged the horizon and did not provide a remarkable display of color, but the warm sunlight and soft orange of the clouds nonetheless were nice. (Given the wind we had, mosquitos were surprisingly abundant.)
The lighthouse tower is the third at this site. The first (1848) was built on a poor foundation because of U.S. Treasury skimping and soon needed replacement. The second (1859) tower was a casualty of the American Civil War, blown up by Confederate troops to keep it from aiding the Union Navy. The current brick tower (built 1870-72, soon after Cape Hatteras light) is topped by a cast iron lantern room with a 1st-order Fresnel lens. Sources differ on some points, such as year the light was automated (1931 vs. 1954), height of lighthouse (150, 156, 163, and 165 feet); per www.outer-banks.com/lights/nbodie.cfm, it is 150 feet to the top of the tower, 165 feet to the top of the lantern room, and 156 feet the from ground to the focal plane. Bodie Island light is an active aid to navigation. The property was transferred from the Coast Guard to the National Park Service in 2000; the double keepers' house, built in 1893, is now a visitor center. Bodie Island Light Station was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003 (03000607).
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Ogden Point & Royal Caribbean International's Explorer of The Seas.
Mix of Cruise ship, Coast Guard, Kayakers, Water Taxi & Floatplane.
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Location: Putrajaya Msia.....
shot from my Canon
The landmark of Hillsborough Hill dominates the harbour and is the site of an Iron Age fortified settlement.
I am aware that some of these shots are repetitive
The Street of Facades is a row of monumental Nabataean tombs carved in the southern cliff face that lies past the Treasury and adjacent to the outer Siq., that when you pass the Treasury, the Siq begins to widen gradually as it reaches into an open area. On both sides, there are a number of Nabataean burial interfaces decorated with grindstones along with other decorations; and some of these interfaces were destroyed by natural factors, it is believed that these interfaces represents some of the senior officials in the city or princes.