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Pentire Point is a stretch of coast in North Cornwall that boasts dramatic headlands jutting out into the Atlantic sea.
The views from Pentire Point are extensive.Looking to the south and west is the expanse of Padstow Bay, where the mouth of the River Camel and its tributaries were 'drowned' by melting ice after the last glaciation and now form wide creeks. The headland furthest away is Trevose Head with its lighthouse on the right, while the daymark at Stepper Point marks the entrance to the mouth of the estuary. Between Pentire Point and The Rumps several outcrops of pillow lava are visible beside the coast path.
Cylinder Phonographe Le Gaulois Made by Pathé circa 1900 France, with crystal horn
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Taken on a recent walk around Crosse's Wood, Rivington, between Rivington & Blackrod School and Liverpool Castle.
Also my first trip out with the Nikon D5100.
This shot is an almost exact recreation of an earlier shot - flic.kr/p/9MqcQN
Image by Gary Danton, July 2012.
The main path coming down from the entrance here splits in two: to the left the path leads to the composting area and to the right the path heads down to the greenhouse and shadehouse at the bottom of the land.
Clearly flooded paths are a hazard of this stretch as my guidebook even offered an alternative route. It told me to go down the very narrow bank of the river. This meant clambering over a (very bent and twisted) wire fence, and bending almost double to make my way through the – clearly well used – bank.
Path leading from the lane to Croonaert Chapel Military cemetery.Just on the left where the trees are. The cemetery is situated in No Mans land between what was the German and British front lines during WW1.
Being on Vacation for 2 weeks in Malaysia, It was a nice Journey through Malaysia, Here are a few picture's of the awesome place's i have been,
Joint cycle-path and walking-path in Wassenaar, © Danika Marquis. This photo features in the online course 'Road Safety'. More information at online-learning.tudelft.nl/.
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'Cycle-walking-path' by Danika Marquis is released under CC BY-NC 2.0
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Whether multiverse theory is true or not philosophically one can argue that there are an infinite amount of paths one's life can take due to our free will and infinite amount of options for choices. It's kind of a daunting thought really. What if I choose the "wrong" one? Wrong being one that leads to an unhappy life, or in my case since I am a person of faith, "What if I choose one that doesn't fall in line with what God planned for me?"
On a side note I could start to go into a theological rant about an omniscient God vs free will and get into Calvanism, but in short I believe God has a plan for you, possibly a few and He lays out those options for you...and we are perfectly capable with our free will to say thanks, but no thanks and royally screw up our lives. It's scary as hell.
Creator: [H.W.G Hayter]
Title: [Path and Bridge]
Date: [c.1890-1910]
Extent: 1 illustration, black and white 24.5x32cm
Notes: From the J.O.P. Bland Papers at the University of Toronto. Some of these drawings appeared in the published and unpublished works of Bland and others.
Format: Ink Drawing
Rights Info: No known restrictions on access
Repository: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5S 1A5, library.utoronto.ca/fisher
Part of: MS Coll. 81 Bland, J.O.P. Papers www.library.utoronto.ca/fisher/collections/findaids/bland...